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Art. 305 Codice civile svizzero (CC)
CC; Parte seconda: Della parentela; Titolo ottavo: Degli effetti della filiazione ; Capo terzo: Dell’autorità parentale ; B. Contenuto; V. Rappresentanza; 1. Verso i terzi; b. Stato giuridico del figlio
Art. 305 CC
Il figlio capace di discernimento e sotto autorità parentale può, nei limiti posti dal diritto delle persone, acquistare diritti e contrarre obbligazioni con atti propri, nonché esercitare diritti strettamente personali.
La sostanza del figlio risponde per le costui obbligazioni senza riguardo ai diritti dei genitori sulla medesima.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (6)
VWBES.2023.43 · so (Art. 305 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Minors' Aftercare Extension Appeal Dismissed Due to Father's Conflict of Interest
This provision was cited in the reasoning context regarding the capacity of the children to act, supporting the main ground for the decision (non-admission based on conflict of interest).
2018.05.16.vv.7 · bl (Art. 305 ZGB)
Mother's Conflict of Interest Bars Appeal on Visitation Rights
Discussed in relation to parental representation and the termination of representation power due to conflict of interest.
Arr.t.2016.703 · vd (Art. 305 al. 1 CC)
Visitation Schedule Modification Denial
Cited in the reasoning regarding the standing of the child to appeal, though the final order rejected the appeal on the merits.
106 2015 29 · fr (Art. 305 ZGB)
Appeal Regarding Conversion of Protective Arrangement to Comprehensive Curatorship
Referenced in the appellant's petition regarding the requested type of representation guardianship.
30 07 22 · lu (Art. 305 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Mother's Right to Refuse Medical Treatment for Capable Minor Child
The court implicitly limits the scope of the mother's representation power under this article because the minor is capable of deciding for himself.
SB120524 · zh (Art. 305 Abs. 1 i.V.m. Art. 410 Abs. 1 i.V.m. 16 ZGB)
Sexual Abuse of Minor, Child Pornography Possession, and Acquittal on Violence Display Charge
These articles were referenced in assessing the victim's capacity to testify as an informed person.