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SCHKGLPLEF
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Art. 40 Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG)
SchKG; Zweiter Titel: Schuldbetreibung; I. Arten der Schuldbetreibung; B. Konkursbetreibung; 2. Wirkungsdauer des Handelsregistereintrages
Art. 40 SchKG
Die Personen, welche im Handelsregister eingetragen waren, unterliegen, nachdem die Streichung durch das Schweizerische Handelsamtsblatt bekanntgemacht worden ist, noch während sechs Monaten der Konkursbetreibung.
Stellt der Gläubiger vor Ablauf dieser Frist das Fortsetzungsbegehren oder verlangt er den Erlass eines Zahlungsbefehls für die Wechselbetreibung, so wird die Betreibung auf dem Weg des Konkurses fortgesetzt.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (93)
40/2016/28 · sh (Art. 40 SchKG)
Bankruptcy Proceedings Reopened Post-Deletion Following Prior Dismissal for Lack of Assets
The appeal was dismissed because the creditor filed the continuation request within the six-month post-cancellation period stipulated by this article.
105 2024 113 · fr (Art. 40 SchKG)
Bankruptcy Proceedings Following Commercial Register Deletion Upheld
Cited in the reasoning to confirm that the debtor is still subject to bankruptcy proceedings six months after delisting from the commercial register.
KBE.2024.2 · ag (Art. 40 SchKG)
Debtor's Appeal of Bankruptcy Notice Dismissed Over Untimely Payment Dispute
Used to establish the debtor's liability to bankruptcy proceedings after the dissolution of their sole proprietorship.
ZSU.2023.221 · ag (Art. 40 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Debtor's Bankruptcy Proceedings Upheld After Failed Appeal
Cited regarding the continued subjection to debt enforcement after company deletion.
15.2021.90 · ti (art. 40 LEF)
Improper Notification in Execution Proceedings and Subsequent Bankruptcy Threat
Cited in the reasoning listing potential formal reasons for appeal against the notice of bankruptcy.
93/2019/7 · sh (Art. 40 Abs. 2 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Voids Bankruptcy Order Due to Expired Enforcement Period
This article (regarding the time limit for the threat of bankruptcy) formed the basis for the finding that the initial enforcement measure was null, which in turn justified the subsequent nullity declaration of the bankruptcy order.
C/20159/2020 · ge (Art. 40 al. 1 LP)
Appeal of Bankruptcy Declaration Despite Settlement of Specific Debt Due to Overall Insolvency
The court confirmed that the debtor was subject to bankruptcy proceedings based on the time limit following his deregistration from the Commercial Register.
C/20159/2020 · ge (Art. 40 al. 2 LP)
Appeal of Bankruptcy Declaration Despite Settlement of Specific Debt Due to Overall Insolvency
The court used this provision to confirm that the continuation of proceedings by way of bankruptcy was valid as the creditor's request occurred before the expiry of the six-month period.
A/3195/2020 · ge (Art. 40 al. 1 et 2 LP)
Debtor vs. Creditor: Continuation of Bankruptcy Proceedings Post-Deregistration
This provision is cited to justify that the complainant remains subject to bankruptcy proceedings for six months after deregistration, as the creditor requested continuation within this period.
A/3196/2020 · ge (art. 40 al. 1 et 2 LP)
Debtor Subject to Bankruptcy After Sole Proprietorship Struck Off
The substantive rule establishing that a debtor remains subject to bankruptcy proceedings for six months after the publication of their deregistration under certain conditions.
PS200122 · zh (Art. 40 SchKG)
Debtor Fails to Prove Solvency in Bankruptcy Appeal Amidst COVID-19 Claims
Cited to determine if the debtor is subject to bankruptcy proceedings based on the registration and de-registration in the Commercial Register.
KSK 2020 9 · gr (Art. 40 SchKG)
Sole Proprietorship Deletion Does Not Preclude Timely Bankruptcy Proceedings
This article establishes the six-month post-registration cancellation period during which a debtor remains subject to bankruptcy proceedings, which was central to dismissing the appeal.
A 2019 41 · gr (Art. 40 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Sole Proprietor's Personal Liability for Business Tax Debt Upheld
Cited in the reasoning when addressing the appellant's argument regarding the six-month limitation period after company deletion for bankruptcy proceedings.
C/2344/2019 · ge (art. 40 al. 1 LP)
Bankruptcy Following Deregistration of Sole Proprietorship
This provision establishes that a debtor remains subject to bankruptcy proceedings for six months after the publication of their deregistration, which is the substantive ground used to dismiss the appeal.
PS190057 · zh (Art. 40 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Debtor's Appeal Against Bankruptcy Opening Allowed on Grounds of Solvency and Deposit
Cited in the reasoning to establish jurisdiction for bankruptcy proceedings against a deleted sole proprietorship, although not explicitly in the final orders, it is indirectly related to the factual basis resolved by the appeal (non-admissibility/merits).