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Art. 73 Bundesgesetz vom 18. Dezember 1987 über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG)
IPRG; 4. Kapitel: Kindesrecht; III. Ausländische Anerkennung und Anfechtung der Anerkennung
Art. 73 IPRG
Die im Ausland erfolgte Anerkennung eines Kindes wird in der Schweiz anerkannt, wenn sie nach dem Recht am gewöhnlichen Aufenthalt des Kindes, nach dessen Heimatrecht, nach dem Recht am Wohnsitz oder nach dem Heimatrecht der Mutter oder des Vaters gültig ist.
Ausländische Entscheidungen über die Anfechtung einer Anerkennung werden in der Schweiz anerkannt, wenn sie in einem der in Absatz 1 genannten Staaten ergangen sind.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (12)
B.2021.142 · sg (Art. 32 Abs. 2 i.V.m. Art. 25-27 und Art. 73 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Swiss Recognition of Foreign Paternity Acknowledgment under Changed Law
The court concluded that the conditions for recognition and registration under these articles were met.
B.2021.142 · sg (Art. 32 Abs. 2 i.V.m. Art. 25-27 und Art. 73 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Recognition of German Paternity Acknowledgment in Swiss Records
The court found that the requirements for the recognition and registration of the parent-child relationship were met based on these provisions.
GE.2020.0233 · vd (Art. 73 al. 1 LDIP)
Recognition of Foreign Non-Biological Paternity Acknowledgment and Name Change
This provision defines the conditions for recognizing foreign recognition of paternity, which the court addressed in its reasoning regarding the substance of the case.
VB.2019.00829 · zh (Art. 73 IPRG)
Surrogacy Twins Registration and Parentage in Switzerland
This provision was relevant concerning the recognition of foreign decisions or establishing parent-child relationships in accordance with Swiss law.
VB.2018.00293 · zh (Art. 73 Abs. I IPRG)
Swiss Court Denies Paternity Acknowledgment Registration Due to Prior Binding Decision
This provision was likely used to address the procedure for applying foreign law in Switzerland.
GE.2016.0153 · vd (art. 73 al. 1 LDIP)
Recognition of Foreign Socio-Affective Paternity vs. Swiss Public Policy
Used to establish the formal conditions for recognizing the foreign judgment regarding recognition of paternity, even though recognition was ultimately denied based on public policy (Art. 27).
A/619/2016 · ge (art. 73 al. 1 LDIP)
Paternity Registration Refusal Due to DNA Test Refusal
Cited as the legal basis for the recognition of filiation established abroad.
VB.2015.00644 · zh (Art. 73 IPRG)
Prenatal Paternity Acknowledgment Recognition and Swiss Public Policy
The court based its decision on this article regarding the recognition of a child acknowledgment made abroad.
D-7321/2014 (Art. 25 ff. i.V.m. Art. 73 des Bundesgesetzes über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG))
Asylum seekers' Child Welfare Prevails Over Dublin Regulation
Cited in relation to the recognition of the child's father's paternity in Switzerland, a factor in the overall child welfare considerations.
C/12232/2003 · ge (Art. 73 al. 1 LDIP)
Heir's Claim for Validation of Seized Assets Overturned Due to Failure to Prove Current Damage.
Cited in the reasoning for establishing the recognition of filiation, which is relevant to the standing of the appellant, although the final order did not explicitly rule based on it.
VB.2015.00644 · zh (Art. 73 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Recognition of Foreign Prenatal Paternity Acknowledgment Under Swiss Law
This provision establishes the conditions under which a foreign acknowledgment of parentage is recognized in Switzerland, which is the central issue decided.
VB.2018.00293 · zh (Art. 73 Abs. I IPRG)
Paternal Acknowledgment Registration and Prior Swiss Refusal
This provision concerning the recognition of foreign decisions relevant to filiation is cited and serves as a basis for the decision.