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Art. 46 Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG)
IPRG; 3. Kapitel: Eherecht; I. Zuständigkeit; 1. Grundsatz
Art. 46 IPRG
Für Klagen oder Massnahmen betreffend die ehelichen Rechte und Pflichten sind die schweizerischen Gerichte oder Behörden am Wohnsitz oder, wenn ein solcher fehlt, diejenigen am gewöhnlichen Aufenthalt eines der Ehegatten zuständig.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (46)
CACIV.2024.70 · ne (Art. 46 LDIP)
Wife's Protective Measures Support vs. Unrecognized Foreign Divorce Decree
Used to affirm the Swiss judge's competence to issue protective measures for the marital union even when a foreign divorce judgment is invoked, as long as it has not been recognized in Switzerland.
LE240005 · zh (Art. 46 IPRG)
Jurisdiction Over Spousal Property Claims Lacking Due to Unestablished Domicile
Provision used to determine the jurisdiction of Swiss courts regarding claims related to marital rights and duties, specifically in relation to the ordinary place of residence of a spouse.
ZSU.2024.34 · ag (Art. 46 IPRG)
Jurisdiction for Spousal Protection Upheld Despite Foreign Divorce Proceedings
Establishes jurisdiction for protective measures in matrimonial matters in the state of residence of one of the spouses.
V 2023 33 · zg (Art. 46 IPRG)
Recognition of Foreign Marriage Despite Lack of Documentation and Subsequent Dispute
Cited in connection with ZPO Art. 23 Abs. 1 for directing the complainant to civil courts for divorce proceedings.
LE230005 · zh (Art. 46 IPRG)
Swiss Court Jurisdiction in Marital Protection Cases
The court used this provision to establish the jurisdiction of the Swiss court, even if one party has a residence abroad but a habitual residence in Switzerland.
HC.2022.642 · vd (Art. 46 LDIP)
Appellant Challenges Provisional Measures Due to Lack of International Territorial Jurisdiction
Cited in the reasoning section to determine that the lower court lacked territorial jurisdiction regarding the separation and personal rights provisions.
C/11617/2020 · ge (art. 46 LDIP)
Appeal Concerning Temporary Spousal Support, Jurisdiction, and Calculation of Maintenance
Cited to establish the jurisdictional basis (competence ratione loci) for determining spousal support claims in international private law matters.
C/5374/2021 · ge (art. 46 LDIP)
Appeal of Conjugal Protection Measures and Child Support Modification
Cited in the reasoning to establish the jurisdiction of Geneva courts due to the domicile of the parties and child.
C/1411/2019 · ge (art. 46 LDIP)
Jurisdictional Challenge to Protective Measures Based on Prior Foreign Divorce Proceedings
The court confirmed its jurisdiction to rule on the protective measures for the marital union based on the domicile/residence of the parties and the child in Switzerland.
C/15545/2019 · ge (art. 46 LDIP)
Spousal Support Obligation During Separation and Retroactive Adjustment of Funds
Cited to confirm the court's jurisdiction to rule on the contribution due to the respondent based on her Geneva domicile.
LE190068 · zh (Art. 46 ff. IPRG)
Cross-border Divorce: Jurisdiction, Custody, and Financial Support
Governs the jurisdiction of Swiss courts for matters related to family law, including the allocation of the marital home.
C/14537/2019 · ge (art. 46 LDIP)
Spousal Maintenance Appeal Regarding Post-Separation Financial Needs
Cited as the basis for the court's competence to rule on the maintenance contribution due by the wife due to the parties' domicile in Geneva.
LE190045 · zh (Art. 46 IPRG)
Swiss Jurisdiction Upheld in Marital Protection Case with Support Recalculation
Establishes international and local jurisdiction for protection of spouses proceedings.
CACIV.2019.112 · ne (Art. 46 LDIP)
Husband's Request for Protective Measures in Marital Union Amidst Jurisdictional Dispute
Cited within the reasoning regarding the local jurisdiction, although the final order confirmed the first instance court's competence based on the husband's domicile in Vaud.
101 2019 206 · fr (art. 46 LDIP)
Divorce Decree Recognition and Spousal Protection Measures Validity
Cited in the reasoning (3) regarding the continued jurisdiction of the Swiss judge to issue provisional measures even when a foreign divorce is invoked, provided the judgment is not yet recognized.