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SCHKGLPLEF
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Art. 59 Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG)
SchKG; Zweiter Titel: Schuldbetreibung; III. Geschlossene Zeiten, Betreibungsferien und Rechtsstillstand ; B. Rechtsstillstand; 3. In der Betreibung für Erbschaftsschulden
Art. 59 SchKG
In der Betreibung für Erbschaftsschulden besteht vom Todestage des Erblassers an während der zwei folgenden Wochen sowie während der für Antritt oder Ausschlagung der Erbschaft eingeräumten Überlegungsfrist Rechtsstillstand.
Eine zu Lebzeiten des Erblassers angehobene Betreibung kann gegen die Erbschaft gemäss Artikel 49 fortgesetzt werden.
Gegen die Erben kann sie nur dann fortgesetzt werden, wenn es sich um eine Betreibung auf Pfandverwertung handelt oder wenn in einer Betreibung auf Pfändung die in den Artikeln 110 und 111 angegebenen Fristen für die Teilnahme der Pfändung bereits abgelaufen sind.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (18)
15.2024.67 · ti (art. 59 cpv. 2 LEF)
Heir's Interest Realization Upon Seizure of Inherited Estate Subject to Tax Debts
Cited in the reasoning, implying that the executions can continue against his estate in Switzerland.
15.2024.20 · ti (art. 59 cpv. 2 LEF)
Distribution of Estate Property in Multiple Enforcement Proceedings
Cited in the reasoning to support the admissibility of seizing the heir's share in a deceased person's estate.
15.2022.111 · ti (art. 59 cpv. 2 LEF)
Appeal Regarding Nullity of Bankruptcy Order Following Deregistration of Creditor Entity
Cited in the reasoning to establish that a validly initiated execution can continue after the creditor's deletion, although the conclusion was ultimately rejected for the overall execution.
AM.9.19.26.2021 · vd (Art. 59 LP)
Insurer's Collection Action Invalid Due to Suspended Succession Period
This provision concerning the suspension of collection proceedings due to the right to repudiate the succession was the main ground used to declare the administrative decision null and void.
14.2018.210 · ti (art. 59 cpv. 2 LEF)
Mootness of Execution Appeal Due to Appellant's Death and Lack of Estate Continuation Confirmation
Mentioned in the reasoning section regarding the procedure after the debtor's death, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (orders 1, 2, 3).
A/3294/2018 · ge (art. 60 al. 1 let. a et b, 62 al. 1 let. a, 89A et 89B LPA ; art. 59, 60 al. 1 et 61 let. a LP LPGA)
Supplementary Benefit Reimbursement Upheld Due to Undisclosed Foreign Assets
Cited in order 2 to confirm that the appeal met the formal conditions for admissibility.
ML.2018.201 · vd (Art. 59 al. 2 LP)
Creditor's Attempt to Continue Pre-Death Collection Against Sole Heir Fails
This article governs the continuation of proceedings against the estate, but the court found it inapplicable in the case of a sole heir, leading to the rejection of the claim.
ML.2018.201 · vd (Art. 59 al. 3 LP)
Creditor's Attempt to Continue Pre-Death Collection Against Sole Heir Fails
This article dictates conditions for continuing proceedings against an heir, which the court found were not met.
ML.2016.154 · vd (Art. 59 al. 2 LP)
Heirs' Appeal Against Debt Enforcement Based on "Better Fortune" Clause
This procedural rule was cited in the reasoning to confirm that the continuation of proceedings against the heirs (community of heirs) was valid.
AbR.2008.09.Nr.13 · ow (Art. 59 SchKG)
Piercing the Corporate Veil: Debtor's Death Does Not Void Seizure
Applied to explain the legal suspension (Rechtsstillstand) and continuation of the proceedings after the death of the debtor and the public inventory.
AbR.2008.09.Nr.14 · ow (Art. 59 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Court Denies Undue Delay Claim in Property Sale Due to Estate Inventory Prohibition
The court referenced this provision to explain the legal suspension of proceedings during the period for accepting or rejecting an inheritance.
15.2005.145 · ti (art. 59 LEF)
Enforcement Proceedings on Hereditary Rights Vacated Due to Unclear Legal Status and Valuation
Cited in the final reference list before the orders, implying its relevance to the proceedings.
SKG 2002 43 · gr (Art. 59 Abs. 2 SchKG)
Creditor Appeal Against Bankruptcy Termination and Denial of Estate Liquidation
Implicitly applied as the basis for ordering the continuation of the bankruptcy proceedings against the estate after the debtor's death.
CC.1991.10117 · ne (art.49-59 LP)
Architect's Claim for Equitable Remuneration Following Unforeseen Work Revisions
Cited as the legal basis (Execution Law) for granting the definitive lifting of the objection to the payment order.
15.1998.00018 · ti (art. 59 cpv.2 LEF)
Execution Against Foreign Decedent's Estate Following Renunciation and Conflicting Jurisdiction Claims
The appeal was granted to ensure the continuation of the execution process against the estate following the debtor's death.