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Art. 112 Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG)
IPRG; 9. Kapitel: Obligationenrecht; I. Zuständigkeit; 1. Wohnsitz und Niederlassung
Art. 112 IPRG
Für Klagen aus Vertrag sind die schweizerischen Gerichte am Wohnsitz des Beklagten oder, wenn ein solcher fehlt, diejenigen an seinem gewöhnlichen Aufenthalt zuständig.
Für Klagen aufgrund der Tätigkeit einer Niederlassung in der Schweiz sind überdies die Gerichte am Ort der Niederlassung zuständig.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (15)
HG210167 · zh (Art. 112 Abs. 2 IPRG)
Plaintiff v. Bank Regarding Unauthorized Account Debits
Used, along with other provisions, to establish the territorial jurisdiction of the Zurich courts.
11----------- · vd (Art. 112 LDIP)
Creditor Opposition to Debt Collection Proceeding based on Unpaid Invoices and Check Discrepancies
This provision determines the jurisdiction of the Swiss courts (the seat of the defendant) as the applicable rule for private international law.
HG190158 · zh (Art. 112 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Plaintiff's Abandoned Claims and Dismissed Sponsorship Revenue Claim Lead to Cost Award
Used in conjunction with Art. 2 Abs. 1 LugÜ to establish territorial jurisdiction.
HG170046 · zh (Art. 112 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Contract Breach and Deposit Recovery
Cited as a basis for the court's jurisdiction in a case with international elements.
HC.2017.539 · vd (Art. 112 LDIP)
Jurisdiction Determination Based on Timing of Defendant's Relocation and Application of International Private Law
Cited in the preamble and used to establish the general rule for competence in contractual matters when the defendant has domicile/residence in Switzerland.
C/1533/2012 · ge (art. 112 al. 1 LDIP)
Attorney Fee Dispute Involving Hong Kong Partnership Legal Personality
Used to determine the international jurisdiction of the Geneva courts for the contractual claim.
HG110135 · zh (Art. 112 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Jurisdiction Over Personal Assets Affirmed, Foundation Claims Divided by Arbitration Clause
Establishes local jurisdiction based on the defendant's domicile.
VB.2010.00220 · zh (Art. 112 IPRG)
Branch Registration Lacks Legitimate Interest for Jurisdiction
Cited to argue that the registration of a branch is not a prerequisite for jurisdiction under private international law.
PN090111 · zh (Art. 112 IPRG)
Improper Service of Process on Foreign Resident Overruling Default Judgment
This article was mentioned as the standard for jurisdiction based on residence, which the plaintiffs elected not to use.
HG.2004.94 · sg (Art. 112 Abs. 1 IPRG (SR 291))
Jurisdiction Affirmed Under Lugano Convention Despite Lis Pendens Claim Barred by Contractual Set-Off Prohibition
Cited in conjunction with Art. 2 LugÜ to establish the local jurisdiction of the St. Gallen Commercial Court.
HG.2004.94 · sg (Art. 112 Abs. 1 IPRG (SR 291))
Jurisdiction in Leasing Fee Dispute and Prohibition of Set-Off
Cited alongside Art. 2 LugÜ to establish the local jurisdiction of the St. Gallen Commercial Court based on the defendant's domicile/seat in Switzerland.
CC.2001.63 · ne (Art. 112 LDIP)
Exporter v. Manufacturer: Stock Repurchase Obligation under Distribution Contract
Cited to establish the jurisdiction of Swiss courts due to the international nature of the dispute and the absence of Lugano Convention applicability.
NP160006 · zh (Art. 112 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Insurance Claim Dispute: Cooperation Duty, Translation Costs, and Estoppel
Used to confirm the jurisdiction of Swiss courts at the defendant's domicile in contract disputes involving international elements.
HC.2023.501 · vd (Art. 112 al. 1 LDIP)
Inheritance Dispute, Serbian Assets, Lis Pendens, Jurisdiction Over Estate Division and Preliminary Issues
Cited in the analysis of competence for contractual actions, specifically regarding the power of attorney (conclusion IV), which ultimately led to its inadmissibility.
VB.2010.00220 · zh (Art. 112 IPRG)
Appeal Against Refusal to Register Branch Dismissed for Lack of Legitimate Interest in Jurisdiction
This provision was discussed in relation to the requirement for the registration of a branch to constitute a forum under Private International Law.