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Art. 26 Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG)

IPRG; 1. Kapitel: Gemeinsame Bestimmungen; I. Anerkennung; 2. Zuständigkeit ausländischer Behörden

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Art. 26 IPRG

Die Zuständigkeit ausländischer Behörden ist begründet: a. wenn eine Bestimmung dieses Gesetzes sie vorsieht oder, falls eine solche fehlt, wenn der Beklagte seinen Wohnsitz im Urteilsstaat hatte; b. wenn in vermögensrechtlichen Streitigkeiten die Parteien sich durch eine nach diesem Gesetz gültige Vereinbarung der Zuständigkeit der Behörde unterworfen haben, welche die Entscheidung getroffen hat; c. wenn sich der Beklagte in einer vermögensrechtlichen Streitigkeit vorbehaltlos auf den Rechtsstreit eingelassen hat; d. wenn im Falle einer Widerklage die Behörde, die die Entscheidung getroffen hat, für die Hauptklage zuständig war und zwischen Haupt- und Widerklage ein sachlicher Zusammenhang besteht.

← Art. 25 IPRG Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG) Art. 27 IPRG →

Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (58)

C/16004/2022 · ge (Art. 26 let. a LDIP)

Enforcement of UK Freezing Injunction Against Spanish Domiciliary Upheld

Cited in the reasoning about indirect jurisdiction, which was the main ground for upholding the recognition of the foreign decision.

BZ 2023 91 · zg (Art. 26 lit. b IPRG)

Appellant Challenge to Arrest Order Based on Unproven Foreign Jurisdiction

The basis for the lower court's decision regarding the jurisdiction of the Singapore court was examined under this article in the context of the appeal.

C/14609/2017 · ge (art. 26 let. a LDIP)

Recognition and Supplementation of Russian Divorce Decree in Switzerland

Cited, stating that foreign authority competence is established if it results from a provision of the LDIP.

ARMC.2023.11 · ne (Art. 26 LDIP)

Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Estate Administration Appointment Lacking US Domicile Proof

Cited by the lower court to reject recognition because the conditions for competence were not met (though the appeal was ultimately rejected on the facts/procedure).

14.2019.206 · ti (art. 26 lett. c LDIP)

Jurisdiction for Enforcement of Foreign Judgment Based on Debtor's Appearance

The court implicitly used this provision (in conjunction with Art. 25 LDIP) to determine the grounds for rejecting the request for exequatur due to lack of indirect jurisdiction.

VWBES.2019.213 · so (Art. 26 IPRG)

Surrogacy Registration Dispute Involving Foreign Judgment Recognition

Cited in the reasoning section (II.3) listing conditions for establishing the jurisdiction of the foreign authority.

TDENT C1 13 65 · vs (art. 26 al. 1 LDIP)

Judicial Factor v. Debtor: Loan Transformed into Gift

Cited as part of the criteria for recognizing the foreign decision (definitive status).

34.2017.34 · ti (art. 26 cpv. 2 lett. a LDIP)

Recognition of Foreign Divorce Judgment Regarding Swiss Occupational Pension Assets

Mentioned in the reasoning as a prerequisite for recognizing foreign decisions (competence of the foreign authority).

34.2017.15 · ti (art. 26 lett. a LDIP)

Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Divorce Pension Division Decree

Cited in the reasoning concerning the competence of the foreign court, but not explicitly in the final orders (dispositive). Therefore, it is excluded based on the rules.

VWBES.2017.42 · so (Art. 26 Abs. 1 lit. a IPRG)

Recognition of Foreign Gender Change Registration

Cited by the lower authority (in the reasoning) and implicitly by Art. 25 lit. a IPRG application, relating to the required jurisdiction.

VWBES.2017.42 · so (Art. 26 IPRG)

Recognition of Foreign Gender Change Registration

Cited in the reasoning as the provision concretizing the jurisdiction required by Art. 25 lit. a IPRG.

ML.2017.11 · vd (Art. 26 LDIP)

Debtor Appeals Enforcement of US Judgment Based on Contractual Arbitration Clause

This article was used to examine whether the competence of the foreign authority was established (specifically concerning the application of letter b regarding forum selection clauses).

ML.2017.8 · vd (Art. 26 LDIP)

Jurisdictional Conflict over US Injunction and Arbitration Agreement

Cited in the introductory section, defining when the jurisdiction of foreign authorities is established for recognition purposes.

34.2016.1 · ti (art. 26 lett. a LDIP)

Recognition of Foreign Divorce Decree and Pension Division

Used to confirm the jurisdiction of the foreign court that issued the divorce decree, based on the defendant's domicile at the time of the divorce.

34.2015.35 · ti (art. 26 lett. a LDIP)

Pension Asset Division Following Foreign Divorce Decree

Cited in the reasoning to establish the jurisdiction of the foreign court based on the defendant's domicile.