210 ZGBCC

CH

Art. 22 Code civil suisse (CC)

CC; Titre premier: Des personnes physiques; Chapitre I: De la personnalité; A. De la personnalité en général; V. Droit de cité et domicile; 1. Droit de cité

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Art. 22 CC

L’origine d’une personne est déterminée par son droit de cité.

Le droit de cité est réglé par le droit public.

Lorsqu’une personne possède plusieurs droits de cité, le lieu de son origine est celui qui est en même temps son domicile actuel ou qui a été son dernier domicile; sinon, son origine est déterminée par le dernier droit de cité qu’elle ou ses ascendants ont acquis.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (5)

XBE.2022.49 · ag (§ 22 Abs. 1 lit. a EG ZGB)

Aarau District Court retains jurisdiction over adults with disabilities despite guardian's move

Cited as the basis for the domicile of the affected persons remaining in R., as this was the domicile at the time of the establishment of the comprehensive guardianship.

2016.11.10.sv.1 · bl (Art. 22 Abs. 3 ZGB)

Marital Property Division of Retirement Accounts

This article was applied to determine that one-time deposits made from assets that would legally belong to the spouse's separate property under the statutory matrimonial property regime should be deducted from the divisible pension benefit.

SB120102 · zh (Art. 22 ZGB)

Appellant Acquitted of Vandalism and Trespassing on Appeal, Traffic Offense Upheld

This provision was mentioned in relation to compensation for personal suffering.

11.1999.101 · ti (art. 22 all'introduzione degli art. 926–929 CC)

Adjoining Owners v. Defendant Regarding Unlawful Window Placement and Costs

Cited regarding the concept that unlawful violence does not necessarily require an act of force, just prejudice against and against the will of the possessor.

34.2015.21 · ti (art. 22 cpv. 2 CC)

Pension Asset Division Upon Divorce and Mutual Renunciation

Cited in point 3 of the dispositive as part of the legal framework concerning the transfer order (although the direct application is also related to Art. 122 CC and LFLP in the reasoning).