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Art. 229 : Planungs und Baugesetz (PBG)
Art. 229
1 Jeder Grundeigentümer ist berechtigt, Nachbargrundstücke F. Inanspruch-
zu betreten und vorübergehend zu benutzen, soweit es, Vorbereitungs- nahme von
handlungen eingeschlossen, für die Erstellung, die Veränderung oder Drittgrund-
den Unterhalt von Bauten, Anlagen, Ausstattungen und Ausrüstungen I. Von Nachbar-
nötig ist und soweit dadurch das Eigentum des Betroffenen nicht un- grundstücken
zumutbar gefährdet oder beeinträchtigt wird.
1. Umfang
2 Dieses Recht ist möglichst schonend und gegen volle Entschädi-
gung auszuüben.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (14)
VB.2024.00111 · zh (§ 229 Abs. I PBG)
Right of Entry for Roof Work and Scope of Private Agreement
This provision concerns the Hammerschlagsrecht (right of passage/entry) and is listed among the relevant legal norms.
VB.2024.00071 · zh (§ 229 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Hammerschlagsrecht for Retaining Wall Construction and Procedural Notification Failure
This provision is cited in the Rechtsnormen section and relates to the procedure for invoking the right of entry/use of third-party properties (Hammerschlagsrecht).
VB.2020.00726 · zh (§ 229 Abs. 2 PBG)
Right of Temporary Use for Construction Access and Compensation Calculation
This provision is cited as the basis for exercising the right to claim for full compensation, particularly concerning the calculation of interest.
VB.2020.00726 · zh (§ 229 PBG)
Right of Temporary Use for Construction Access and Compensation Calculation
This provision justifies allowing the use of the neighboring property for construction site access under specific restrictive conditions.
VB.2021.00209 · zh (§ 229 PBG)
Hammerschlagsrecht Access for Non-Adjoining Parcel Rejected
This provision is cited in the context of the subject matter regarding the denial of the right of temporary occupation (Hammerschlagsrecht).
BRGE.II.Nr.0081.202 · zh (§ 229 f. PBG)
Appeal Regarding Temporary Right of Use for Construction Near Protected Tree
The court implicitly used these provisions as the basis for ruling on the admissibility and extent of the temporary use of the neighboring property (Hammerschlagsrecht).
BRGE.II.Nrn.0087.00 · zh (§ 229 ff. PBG)
Villa N. Demolition and Clinic Permit Appeals
Cited regarding the separate procedure required for utilizing third-party property for access.
BRGE.III.Nrn.0108.0 · zh (§ 229 Abs. 1 PBG)
Wind Measurement Mast Permit Appeal
This article was used to allow the temporary use of neighboring properties as a construction site access route.
BRGE.I.Nr.0054.2014 · zh (§ 229 PBG)
Administrative Authority's Grant of Temporary Encroachment for Construction Upheld, but Order for Restitution of Neighboring Land Required
Cited as the source for the obligation to order restoration in the context of the right of passage (Hammerschlagsrecht).
AA100002 · zh (§ 229 Abs. 1 PBG)
Crane Operations and Ground Anchor Dispute Jurisdiction
The court confirmed the principle that the jurisdiction for deciding on the admissibility of the construction installations falls to the local building authority, based on this provision.
BRKE.II.Nr.0028.200 · zh (§ 229 PBG)
Crane Encroachment Compensation Limited to Actual Property Use Restriction
The court confirmed that the crane extending over the neighboring property constitutes an appropriation ('Inanspruchnahme') under this provision, justifying the review of the compensation claim.
VB.2000.00319 · zh (§ 229 Abs. I PBG)
Steep Slope Home Building Permit Appeal
Cited as the basis for the court's decision regarding the requirements for building permits.
BRKE.III.Nr.0199.19 · zh (§ 229 PBG)
Property Owner Access Dispute Over Construction Easement
The court finds that the challenged decision is flawed because it failed to address an existing agreement, which nullifies the basis for the imposed obligation under this provision.
UE140318 · zh (Art. 229 PBG)
Prosecutor v. Neighbor (Wisteria Pruning/Housebreaking Jurisdiction)
Mentioned in the reasoning (E. 9) as relevant private law provision (Hammerschlagsrecht), but not cited in the specific final orders (1-5).