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Art. 154 Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG)
IPRG; 10. Kapitel: Gesellschaftsrecht; III. Anwendbares Recht; 1. Grundsatz
Art. 154 IPRG
Gesellschaften unterstehen dem Recht des Staates, nach dessen Vorschriften sie organisiert sind, wenn sie die darin vorgeschriebenen Publizitäts- oder Registrierungsvorschriften dieses Rechts erfüllen oder, falls solche Vorschriften nicht bestehen, wenn sie sich nach dem Recht dieses Staates organisiert haben.
Erfüllt eine Gesellschaft diese Voraussetzungen nicht, so untersteht sie dem Recht des Staates, in dem sie tatsächlich verwaltet wird.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (16)
10/2003/11 · sh (Art. 154 IPRG)
Children v. Father's Foundation: Reverse Piercing of Liechtenstein Entity
Determines that the foundation is subject to Liechtenstein law because it was organized and administered under that law.
7W 19 16 7W 19 17 · lu (Art. 154 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Liechtenstein Foundation Distribution Taxable as Employment Income
Cited in relation to the recognition of the legal personality of the Liechtenstein foundation in Switzerland for tax purposes.
RR.2018.44 (art. 154 cpv. 1 LDIP)
Switzerland v. Brazil: Judicial Assistance Granted for Money Laundering Investigation
Cited regarding the governing law for legal persons in international private law.
C/20612/2014 · ge (Art. 154 al. 1 LDIP)
De Facto Director Liability for Wrongful Fund Withdrawal BVI Law Applies
Cited as the provision establishing which law governs the legal entity (the basis for applying BVI law to the company's internal relations and director liability).
C/20478/2013 · ge (art. 154 LDIP)
Coal Sales Settlement Enforcement Affirmation
Cited in the context of the appellant's argument concerning the capacity to be a party, although the court ultimately upheld the lower court's finding on capacity.
ARMC.2016.107 · ne (Art. 154 al. 1 LDIP)
Enforcement of French Judgment in Switzerland Against Unformally Dissolved Company
Used in reasoning to establish governing law for corporate status, but not cited in the final orders 1-3.
C/1533/2012 · ge (art. 154 al. 1 LDIP)
Attorney Fee Dispute Involving Hong Kong Partnership Legal Personality
Cited as the main conflict rule determining that the company is governed by Hong Kong law (lex societatis).
HG110247 · zh (Art. 154 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Procedural Capacity and Validity of Assignments in Foreign Bankruptcy and Liquidation Contexts
Mentioned in the reasoning section regarding the personal status (Handlungsfähigkeit) of foreign legal persons, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders.
P/13965/2012 · ge (art. 154 al. 1 LDIP)
Foreign Company Representation Authority in Criminal Proceedings
Cited as the governing law for determining the power of representation of a foreign legal entity in proceedings.
C/15365/2009 · ge (Art. 154 al. 1 LDIP)
Bank Liability for Unauthorized Securities Sale and Improper Foundation Dissolution
Although cited in the reasoning section regarding the foundation's capacity, the actual grounds used in the dispositive relate to the final confirmation/annulment of the lower court's decision regarding capacity which implicitly upheld the capacity based on Liechtenstein law.
RR.2012.189 (art. 154 al. 1 LDIP)
Appeal by Dissolved Panamanian Company Inadmissible.
This provision is cited to establish the applicable law for the company, which is fundamental to the dispositive ruling on inadmissibility.
HC.2013.158 · vd (Art. 154 al. 1 LDIP)
Appeal Against Refusal of Legal Aid for Payment Claim in Tunisian Company Dissolution Rejected
Cited in reasoning concerning the application of Tunisian law, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
A-3552/2009 (art. 154 al. 1 de la loi fédérale sur le droit international privé du 18 décembre 1987 (LDIP, RS 291))
Swiss VAT on Services to Offshore Companies
Cited by the appellant but deemed irrelevant to the tax law dispute.
14.2005.82 · ti (art. 154 LDIP)
Creditor's Seizure of Transferred Funds Annulled Due to Unproven Personal Claim Over Undeclared Partnership Profits
Cited in relation to the applicability of Italian law concerning profit distribution in the reasoning section which informs the judgment, though only procedural/cost rules are typically present in the final dispositive.
PS240027 · zh (Art. 155 lit. c und i i.V.m. Art. 154 IPRG)
Asset Arrest Denial Upheld Due to Director's Lack of Authority
Cited to establish that the question of the signatory's authority is governed by Marshall Islands law.