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Art. 199 Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG)

IPRG; 13. Kapitel: Schlussbestimmungen; II. Übergangsrecht; 3. Anerkennung und Vollstreckung ausländischer Entscheidungen
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Art. 199 IPRG

Für Begehren auf Anerkennung oder Vollstreckung ausländischer Entscheide, die beim Inkrafttreten dieses Gesetzes hängig sind, richten sich die Voraussetzungen der Anerkennung oder Vollstreckung nach diesem Gesetz.

← Art. 198 IPRG Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG) Art. 199a IPRG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (8)

VPB 1988-11-15 (Art. 199 LDIP)
Swiss Federal Law on Private International Law (LDIP)
This provision dictates that requests for recognition or enforcement of foreign decisions pending at the time the new law enters into force shall be governed by the new law concerning the conditions for recognition and enforcement.
B.2021.142 · sg (Art. 199 i.V.m. Art. 70 und 25 ff. IPRG)
Swiss Recognition of Foreign Paternity Acknowledgment under Changed Law
The court confirmed that the recognition of the German parent-child relationship was justified under these provisions, leading to the dismissal of the appeal.
B.2021.142 · sg (Art. 199 i.V.m. Art. 70 und 25 ff. IPRG)
Recognition of German Paternity Acknowledgment in Swiss Records
These provisions were cited in the reasoning supporting the decision not to refuse recognition based on public policy, as their purpose is not to uphold the inequality resulting from Art. 13a SchlT ZGB.
B.2019.38 · sg (Art. 199 IPRG)
Recognition of Foreign Paternity Acknowledgment Under Current Swiss Law
Cited in the reasoning to establish the applicable law for the recognition procedure, although the specific application in the dispositive relies on procedural rules for remittal.
B.2019.38 · sg (Art. 199 IPRG)
Swiss Recognition of Foreign Paternity Acknowledgment under IPRG
This article was cited to establish that the request for recognition and enforcement must be examined under the IPRG because the decision had to be made after January 1, 1989.
HC.2018.1080 · vd (Art. 199 LDIP)
Recognition of Belgian Divorce Judgment Regarding Swiss Pension Assets
This transitional provision was applied to justify the retroactive effect of Art. 64 al. 1bis LDIP concerning the conditions of recognition of the foreign decision that was pending when the new law came into force.
14.2000.00031 · ti (art. 199 LDIP)
Creditor v. Debtor: Enforcement of UK Judgment in Switzerland under Lugano Convention and Swiss Reservation
Cited in the final orders (I) as part of the general legal basis for the decision, relating to the non-retroactivity of the LDIP.
14.2018.191 · ti (art. 199 LDIP)
Swiss Creditors Challenge Recognition of Italian Insolvency Proceedings
Cited as the provision governing the application of the pre-revision law to the decision under appeal.