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Art. 155 Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG)
IPRG; 10. Kapitel: Gesellschaftsrecht; III. Anwendbares Recht; 2. Umfang
Art. 155 IPRG
Unter Vorbehalt der Artikel 156–161 bestimmt das auf die Gesellschaft anwendbare Recht insbesondere: a. die Rechtsnatur; b. die Entstehung und den Untergang; c. die Rechts- und Handlungsfähigkeit; d. den Namen oder die Firma; e. die Organisation; f. die internen Beziehungen, namentlich diejenigen zwischen der Gesellschaft und ihren Mitgliedern; g. die Haftung aus Verletzung gesellschaftsrechtlicher Vorschriften; h. die Haftung für ihre Schulden; i. die Vertretung der aufgrund ihrer Organisation handelnden Personen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (15)
11----------- · vd (Art. 155 let. i LDIP)
Debt Collector Representation Authority and Subsequent Ratification in Enforcement Proceedings
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the applicable law for determining who can represent the company.
ML.2021.221 · vd (art. 155 let. i LDIP)
Appeal Regarding Rejection of Provisional Lifting of Opposition Due to Representation Defect
Cited in the reasoning section to establish the applicable law governing the representation power of a foreign company.
C/9235/2016 · ge (Art. 155 let. i LDIP)
Bankruptcy Claim Rejection Based on Improper Signing Authority and Unproven Debt Claims
Cited to establish that the law governing the power of representation for a company is its *lex societatis* (Swiss law in this case).
B-3749/2016 (Art. 155 Bst. c IPRG)
Dismissal of Appeals Due to Lack of Legal Capacity and Standing
Cited concerning the law applicable to the legal and business capacity of a company, based on the law of its country of incorporation.
ARMC.2016.107 · ne (Art. 155 LDIP)
Enforcement of French Judgment in Switzerland Against Unformally Dissolved Company
Used in reasoning to list aspects governed by the law of organization, but not cited in the final orders 1-3.
C/1533/2012 · ge (art. 155 LDIP)
Attorney Fee Dispute Involving Hong Kong Partnership Legal Personality
Cited regarding the scope of application of the lex societatis, including legal personality.
HG110247 · zh (Art. 155 lit. c IPRG)
Procedural Capacity and Validity of Assignments in Foreign Bankruptcy and Liquidation Contexts
Mentioned in the reasoning section regarding the changes in organs of a foreign legal person, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders.
P/13965/2012 · ge (art. 155 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/12114/2009 · ge (Art. 155 let. i LDIP)
Piercing the Corporate Veil for CISG Contract Debts
Cited in reasoning to determine the applicable law regarding the representative power for a company.
RR.2012.189 (art. 155 LDIP)
Appeal by Dissolved Panamanian Company Inadmissible.
This provision is cited to determine the law governing the dissolution and legal capacity of the company, which is the core reasoning for the dispositive ruling on inadmissibility.
HC.2013.158 · vd (Art. 155 let. b LDIP)
Appeal Against Refusal of Legal Aid for Payment Claim in Tunisian Company Dissolution Rejected
Cited in reasoning concerning the application of Tunisian law regarding dissolution, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
HC.2013.158 · vd (Art. 155 let. h LDIP)
Appeal Against Refusal of Legal Aid for Payment Claim in Tunisian Company Dissolution Rejected
Cited in reasoning concerning the application of Tunisian law regarding partner liability, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
LB120012 · zh (Art. 155 IPRG)
English Bank v. German Resident (Jurisdiction over Contractual Dispute)
Used to determine the legal capacity of entities.
C/26991/2008 · ge (art. 155 let. d LDIP)
Physician Employment Status Dispute Against Insurance Company Branch
Cited in the context of the required precision for designating a legal entity in a judgment, leading to the correction of the defendant's designation in order 6.
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.