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Art. 70 Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG)

IPRG; 4. Kapitel: Kindesrecht; III. Ausländische Entscheidungen

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Art. 70 IPRG

Ausländische Entscheidungen betreffend die Feststellung oder Anfechtung des Kindesverhältnisses werden in der Schweiz anerkannt, wenn sie im Staat des gewöhnlichen Aufenthaltes des Kindes, in dessen Heimatstaat oder im Wohnsitz- oder im Heimatstaat der Mutter oder des Vaters ergangen sind.

← Art. 69 IPRG Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG) Art. 71 IPRG →

Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (6)

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.

VB.2019.00829 · zh (Art. 70 IPRG)

Surrogacy Twins Registration and Parentage in Switzerland

This provision was applied to determine that the foreign birth certificates did not constitute decisions in the sense of establishing parent-child relationships.

VWBES.2019.213 · so (Art. 70 IPRG)

Surrogacy Registration Dispute Involving Foreign Judgment Recognition

Cited in the reasoning section (II.3) regarding the conditions for recognizing foreign decisions concerning parentage.

C/23348/2018 · ge (art. 70 LDIP)

Paternity Action vs. Res Judicata and Public Policy

Cited to determine the criteria for recognizing foreign judgments regarding filiation establishment.

GE.2002.0065 · vd (art. 70 LDIP)

Recognition of Israeli Paternity Judgment Annulled Due to Fraud on the Law

Cited in the reasoning to show the specific provision allowing recognition if the decision was made in the child's national state, though not explicitly in the dispositive orders.