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Art. 252 Codice civile svizzero (CC)

CC; Parte seconda: Della parentela; Titolo settimo: Del sorgere della filiazione ; Capo primo: Disposizioni generali ; A. Sorgere della filiazione in genere
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Art. 252 CC

Il rapporto di filiazione sorge, fra la madre ed il figlio, con la nascita.

Fra l’altro genitore e il figlio, risulta dal matrimonio con la madre oppure, se previsto dalla legge, è stabilito per riconoscimento o per sentenza del giudice.

Inoltre, il rapporto di filiazione sorge con l’adozione.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (25)

SR.2004.00009 · zh (Art. 252 ZGB)
Inheritance Tax Stepchild Status and Insufficient Prior Paternity Acknowledgment
The court relied on this article regarding the establishment of a legal child relationship (Kindsverhältnis) to justify the ruling on the stepchild status.
101 2024 344 · fr (Art. 252 al. 2 CC)
Paternity Disavowal Action Time-Barred Dismissal Reversed for Further Inquiry into Excusable Delay and Best Interest
Cited in the reasoning concerning the legal presumption of paternity.
ZOR.2022.26 · ag (Art. 252 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Plaintiff's Inheritance Claim Dismissed Due to Lack of Legal Standing
Regulates the establishment of the legal relationship with the father, which was not met in this case.
100 2022 66 · be (Art. 252 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Tax Commission Inheritance Tax Re-evaluation on Voided Paternity Gift Transfer
Cited in the reasoning explaining the prerequisites for the legal status of a child with the other parent (mother).
LZ210023 · zh (Art. 252 ff. ZGB)
Paternity and Child Support Claims for Adult Child Subject to Simplified Procedure
Cited as the legal basis for the establishment of parentage.
VB.2019.00829 · zh (Art. 252 ZGB)
Surrogacy Twins Registration and Parentage in Switzerland
This provision was cited as the basis for registering the genetic father as the father upon recognition.
VWBES.2019.213 · so (Art. 252 ZGB)
Surrogacy Registration Dispute Involving Foreign Judgment Recognition
Cited in the reasoning section (5.5) to establish that maternity arises by birth under US law, which was accepted by the court.
101 2019 293 · fr (art. 252 al. 2 et 3 CC)
Paternity Registration Based on Time-Barred Acknowledgment
Cited in the reasoning (2.3) regarding the means of establishing paternity, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders I, II, or III.
A/1178/2015 · ge (Art. 252 ch. 1 CC)
Insured Parent v. Child Benefits Custody Dispute
Cited as background law on maternity filiation, not in the dispositive.
A/1178/2015 · ge (Art. 252 ch. 2 CC)
Insured Parent v. Child Benefits Custody Dispute
Cited as background law on paternity filiation, not in the dispositive.
2014.07.23.vv.1 · bl (Art. 252 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Appeal Dismissed: Unproven Marriage Bars Custody Claim
Establishes the legal relationship with the mother through birth, a fundamental aspect of determining parental rights.
2014.07.23.vv.1 · bl (Art. 252 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Appeal Dismissed: Unproven Marriage Bars Custody Claim
Outlines the conditions for establishing a legal relationship with the father (marriage, recognition, or court decision), which is central to the case's determination of parental custody.
810.2013.373 · bl (Art. 252 al. 1 ZGB)
Parental Custody Denied Due to Unproven Marriage
Defines the legal relationship with the mother through birth.
810.2013.373 · bl (Art. 252 al. 2 ZGB)
Parental Custody Denied Due to Unproven Marriage
Establishes the legal relationship with the father through marriage, acknowledgment, or court decision.
A/3719/2010 · ge (art. 252 CC)
Insured Person v. Decision Denying Family Allowances for Non-Resident Stepchildren
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the establishment of filiation, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders 1-5.