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Table of Provisions (9)
Statutory Text (9 Articles)
1. The Commercial Registry Office maintains the commercial register for the entire canton in accordance with the applicable laws and ordinances, as well as the directives of the cantonal supervisory authority and the Federal Office for the Commercial Register.
2. It officially records commercial register matters and issues certifications.
1. The Department of Construction and Economic Affairs is the cantonal supervisory authority over the Commercial Register.
1. The commercial register is public.
2. The registrar shall determine the details of the inspection and the opening hours.
1. The courts and the cantonal and municipal authorities shall promptly notify the commercial register office of facts that are subject to registration.
2. They assist the office in the investigation and determination of facts that are subject to registration.
1. The entries in the commercial register are published in the cantonal official gazette.
1. The Commercial Registry Office charges fees for its work in accordance with the Ordinance on Fees for the Commercial Register.
2. For notarizations conducted by the Commercial Registry Office, fees are levied in the same amount as municipalities are entitled to raise according to Art. 11, No. 4 of the Fee Schedule for Municipalities.
3. The registrar imposes the regulatory fines provided for in Art. 943 of the Swiss Code of Obligations on parties who fail to comply with their registration duty.
1. Decisions of the Commercial Registry Office may be appealed to the Higher Court within 30 days.
1. The commercial registry office preserves the property rights register as well as the declarations of retention and subjection.
2. Any person may inspect the property rights register and the directory of declarations of retention; further inspections are granted only to the parties involved.
1. This Regulation comes into force with the approval of the Federal Government; it replaces the Regulation of 26 January 1912 on the Commercial and Property Rights Register.