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Art. 167 Codice civile svizzero (CC)

CC; Parte prima: Del diritto matrimoniale; Titolo quinto : Degli effetti del matrimonio in generale; G. Professione e impresa dei coniugi
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Art. 167 CC

Nella scelta e nell’esercizio della propria professione od impresa ciascun coniuge usa riguardo nei confronti dell’altro e tiene conto del bene dell’unione coniugale.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (5)

CDP.2021.166 · ne (Art. 167 CC)
Disability Pension Suspension and Restitution Demand Due to Incarceration: Appellant's Capacity to Report
This article concerning the capacity to discern was used to contextualize the review of the appellant's ability to fulfill his reporting obligations.
I.2.2009.85 · sg (Art. 167 Abs. 2 Ziff. 3 EG zum ZGB (sGS 911.1))
Appeal Dismissed for Untimely Filing Despite Non-Time-Barred Contribution Claim
Cited in the reasoning concerning the requirement of a legally established contribution for the creation of a statutory lien.
I.2.2009.85 · sg (Art. 167 Abs. 2 Ziff. 3 EG zum ZGB (sGS 911.1))
Sewerage Fee Appeal Dismissal Based on Untimely Filing and Interrupted Prescription Period
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the legal basis for the statutory lien on property, although this discussion supported the substantive outcome (which was mooted by inadmissibility).
S 94 635 · lu (Art. 167 ZGB)
Unemployment Benefit Suspension Overturned Due to Spousal Residence Obligation
Cited in the reasoning to establish the spousal obligation to consider the other spouse and the well-being of the marital community when choosing or exercising a profession.
VPB 88-242 (Art. 167 ZGB)
Parliamentary Initiative on Regulating Spouses' Economic and Political Activities
Cited to illustrate that marital duties, not public interest, are the basis for a spouse to demand the other's renunciation of professional activity.