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Art. 49 : Gesetz über die Gerichts und Behördenorganisation im Zivil und Strafprozess (GOG)

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Art. 49

Das Obergericht ist Berufungsgericht und Beschwerde-

instanz gemäss StPO und JStPO.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (115)

UE240309 · zh (§ 49 GOG)
Appeal Regarding Discontinuation of Proceedings in Attempted Coercion Case Due to Procedural Violations
Cited as the legal basis for the admissibility of the appeal to the Third Criminal Chamber.
UE250035 · zh (Art. 310 Abs. 2 i. V. m. Art. 322 Abs. 2 und Art. 393 Abs. 1 lit. a StPO und § 49 GOG)
Negligence and Forgery Dismissed: Pre-existing Conditions and Lack of Evidence
Cited to confirm the admissibility of the appeal against the decision not to initiate proceedings.
UE230394 · zh (§ 49 GOG)
Appellant v. Prosecutor (Discontinuance of Fraud Investigation)
Cited in the reasoning as a basis for appealing the dismissal order to the Cantonal Court.
UE240340 · zh (Art. 310 Abs. 2 i.V.m. Art. 322 Abs. 2 und Art. 393 Abs. 1 lit. a StPO sowie § 49 GOG)
Tenant's Coercion Claim Against Landlord Fails
Establishes the admissibility of the appeal against the non-commencement order.
UE240285 · zh (§ 49 GOG)
Municipal Department v. Prosecutor: Breach of Trust and Bribery Proceedings Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Standing
Cited alongside Art. 322 Abs. 2 and Art. 393 Abs. 1 lit. a StPO to establish the admissibility of the appeal.
UE240139 · zh (§ 49 GOG)
Prosecutor's Discretion Upheld in Social Media Threat Case
Cited in the reasoning (Erwägung II.1) to confirm the admissibility of the appeal at the High Court level.
UE230439 · zh (Art. 322 Abs. 2 i. V. m. Art. 310 Abs. 2 und Art. 393 Abs. 1 lit. a StPO sowie § 49 GOG)
Heirs Lack Standing to Appeal Refusal to Investigate False Testimony in Related Civil Case
Cited in the reasoning section to confirm the general admissibility of the appeal against the non-committal order, even though the final order was non-admission based on lack of standing.
VB.2023.00252 · zh (Art. 49 GOG)
Police Searches and Data Collection Lawful in Football Match Vandalism Investigation
Cited for the jurisdiction of the court.
UE240141 · zh (§ 49 GOG)
State v. Appellee: Fraud and Forgery Dismissal Upheld
Used alongside Art. 393 StPO to confirm the admissibility of the appeal to the cantonal criminal division.
UE230426 · zh (Art. 310 Abs. 2 in Verbindung mit Art. 322 Abs. 2 und Art. 393 Abs. 1 lit. a StPO sowie § 49 GOG)
Complaint Insufficiency Leads to Dismissal and Denial of Legal Aid
Cited as the basis for the admissibility of the appeal against the non-initiation of proceedings.
UE230265 · zh (§ 49 GOG/ZH)
Prosecutor's Decision Not to Investigate Trespass Upheld
Cited as the procedural basis for the admissibility of the appeal at the Cantonal High Court.
UE230330 · zh (§ 49 GOG)
Appeal Dismissed: Insufficient Evidence for Criminal Fraud in Study Program Dispute
Cited as a legal basis for the admissibility of the appeal against the decision not to commence proceedings.
UE230327 · zh (§ 49 GOG/ZH)
Property Owner's Right to Access and Lack of Evidence for Recording Claims Upheld
This provision was cited to establish the admissibility of the appeal to the Obergericht.
UE220309 · zh (§ 49 GOG)
Prosecutor's Dismissal of Embezzlement Complaint Upheld Due to Unsubstantiated Claims and Lack of Entrusted Assets Under Criminal Law
Cited in the reasoning to establish the admissibility of the appeal against the non-commencement order.
UE210316 · zh (§ 49 GOG)
Appeal of Rejection of Criminal Complaint for Attempted Coercion and Defamation
Cited in the reasoning (but not the dispositive) to establish the admissibility of the appeal against the non-committal order.