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Art. 91 Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG)

SchKG; Dritter Titel: Betreibung auf Pfändung ; I. Pfändung ; A. Vollzug; 3. Pflichten des Schuldners und Dritter
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Art. 91 SchKG

Der Schuldner ist bei Straffolge verpflichtet: 1. der Pfändung beizuwohnen oder sich dabei vertreten zu lassen (Art. 323 Ziff. 1 StGB ); 2. seine Vermögensgegenstände, einschliesslich derjenigen, welche sich nicht in seinem Gewahrsam befinden, sowie seine Forderungen und Rechte gegenüber Dritten anzugeben, soweit dies zu einer genügenden Pfändung nötig ist (Art. 163 Ziff. 1 und 323 Ziff. 2 StGB) .

Bleibt der Schuldner ohne genügende Entschuldigung der Pfändung fern und lässt er sich auch nicht vertreten, so kann ihn das Betreibungsamt durch die Polizei vorführen lassen.

Der Schuldner muss dem Beamten auf Verlangen Räumlichkeiten und Behältnisse öffnen. Der Beamte kann nötigenfalls die Polizeigewalt in Anspruch nehmen.

Dritte, die Vermögensgegenstände des Schuldners verwahren oder bei denen dieser Guthaben hat, sind bei Straffolge (Art. 324 Ziff. 5 StGB) im gleichen Umfang auskunftspflichtig wie der Schuldner.

Behörden sind im gleichen Umfang auskunftspflichtig wie der Schuldner.

Das Betreibungsamt macht die Betroffenen auf ihre Pflichten und auf die Straffolgen ausdrücklich aufmerksam.

← Art. 90 SchKG Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG) Art. 92 SchKG →

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AbR.1994.95.Nr.17 · ow (Art. 91 Abs. 2 SchKG)
Police Involvement in Debt Enforcement and Bankruptcy Proceedings
Cited as the basis for police assistance in opening premises or containers during seizure.
ABS 2008 241 · be (Art. 91 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Rules Enforcement Agencies Lack Jurisdiction Over Disputed Rent Amounts in Foreclosure Proceedings
Cited regarding the duty of the debtor/third owner to provide information regarding existing rental or lease agreements.
RBOG.2008.Nr.22 · tg (Art. 91 Abs. 1 Ziff. 2 SchKG)
Concealment of Assets During Seizure Justifies Bankruptcy Proceedings
This article is cited to establish the debtor's obligation to disclose assets during seizure proceedings, the breach of which constitutes the basis for the application of Art. 190 SchKG.
ZZ.1980.9 · so (Art. 91 Abs. 2 SchKG)
Bailiff Justified in Postponing Auction Due to Debtor's Refusal of Inspection
Cited as the legal basis authorizing the enforcement officer to use police power to open premises during enforcement proceedings, including the required property inspection.
BGE 102 III 6 (Art. 91 LP)
Provisional seizure of debtor's bank safety deposit boxes: creditor may demand forced opening despite claim still subject to opposition and liberation action
Basis for ordering the forced opening of the safety deposit boxes during provisional seizure.
A/580/2025 · ge (art. 91 al. 1 ch. 2 LP)
Wage Garnishment Challenge Upheld Despite Claims of Zero Income
Although cited in the reasoning, it was not explicitly mentioned in the dispositive orders (Motifs 2.1.4, but not in the final ruling section).
A/582/2025 · ge (art. 91 al. 1 ch. 2 LP)
Debtor Challenges Garnishment Based on Outdated Income and Duration
Cited in the reasoning concerning the debtor's obligation to declare assets, which underlies the Office's assessment.
SCBES.2025.51 · so (Art. 91 SchKG)
Creditor Appeal Against Certificate of Loss Due to Insufficient Income Investigation
Cited in the dispositive (Order 1) to instruct the enforcement office to re-summon the debtor with a reference to this article regarding the revision of the attachment.
105 2025 49 · fr (art. 91 al. 3 LP)
Debtor's Abusive Complaint Against Enforcement Office Dismissed
Used to confirm the seizure at the debtor's home as a legitimate measure given the debtor's refusal to appear.
15.2024.94 · ti (art. 91 cpv. 4 LEF)
Debtor v. Creditor: Seizure of Income and Co-owned Artwork Valuation Challenge
Cited in the order regarding the instruction to the enforcement office concerning the documentation transfer under threat of penalty (in conjunction with Art. 324 n. 5 CP).
15.2024.94 · ti (art. 91 cpv. 6 LEF)
Debtor v. Creditor: Seizure of Income and Co-owned Artwork Valuation Challenge
Cited in the order regarding the instruction to the enforcement office concerning the documentation transfer under threat of penalty.
SCBES.2024.69 · so (Art. 91 SchKG)
Debtor's Appeal for Subsistence Level Revision Following Relocation Abroad
Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the debtor's duty to cooperate, which directly supports the order to send the debtor back for clarification.
SCBES.2024.73 · so (Art. 91 Abs. 1 Ziff. 1 SchKG)
Debtor Appeal of Seizure Notice Based on Procedural Misconduct Upheld Despite Initial Miscommunication
Cited in the reasoning section to establish the debtor's duty to attend the seizure.
BA 2024 28 · zg (Art. 91 Abs. 4 SchKG)
Creditor Appeal Against Loss Certificate Issuance Following Insufficient Debt Enforcement
Cited in the reasoning to determine the extent to which third parties are obliged to provide information, relevant to the assessment of the request to question the representative M.________.
A/3512/2023 · ge (art. 91 al. 1 ch. 2 LP)
Seizure Report Validity Challenge Regarding Foreign Assets and Disposable Income Calculation
Cited regarding the debtor's exhaustive duty to provide information, including foreign assets and income.