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Art. 483 Codice civile svizzero (CC)
CC; Parte prima: Degli eredi; Titolo quattordicesimo: Delle disposizioni a causa di morte; Capo terzo: Dei modi di disporre; C. Istituzione d’erede
Art. 483 CC
Possono essere istituiti uno o più eredi per la intera successione o per una frazione di essa.
Si considera come istituzione d’erede ogni disposizione secondo la quale il chiamato debba raccogliere l’intera successione od una frazione di essa.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (21)
BO.2023.26.29.K1 · sg (Art. 483 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Surviving Spouse Inheritance Rights in Valid Marriage with Undivided Estate
This provision was cited in the reasoning regarding the interpretation of the will, leading to the finding that the testator did not intend to formally appoint the descendants as heirs.
HC.2023.9 · vd (Art. 483 al. 2 CC)
Executor Appeal Regarding Heir Certificate Modification
Cited in the introductory section (though not explicitly in the dispositive orders I-V, it is part of the overall context of the decision concerning the nature of dispositions being interpreted).
7H 20 243 · lu (Art. 483 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Inheritance Tax on Surviving Partner's Estate with Vorerbschaft Remainder Interest
Cited in the background regarding the institution of heirs, although not explicitly used in the dispositive orders provided here.
HC.2018.1180 · vd (Art. 483 al. 2 CC)
Heir Designation vs. Legatee Status in Estate Distribution
This provision, establishing the presumption of heir institution for the allocation of a share of the estate, was central to the court's decision to reject the appeal and confirm the lower court's finding.
C/7815/2011 · ge (art. 483 CC)
Attorney Negligence in Inheritance Suit Omission
Cited in the reasoning to distinguish between heir institution and legacy, relevant to the underlying inheritance dispute which led to the malpractice claim.
LF110132 · zh (Art. 483 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Interpretation of Handwritten Will and Codicils: Heirship vs. Legacies
Used to define what constitutes an heir appointment in contrast to a legacy.
LF110005 · zh (Art. 483 ZGB)
Interpretation of Testament: Sole Heir vs. Subsequent Interests
Cited in the reasoning to define an heir (Universalsukzessor).
ZL.2008.00094 · zh (Art. 483 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Estate Beneficiaries Appeal Denial of Supplementary Benefits Following Surrender of Usufructuary Right
Cited in the reasoning concerning the qualification of the inheritance amount, but not explicitly in the final orders (dispositive).
CC.2005.179 · ne (Art. 483 al.2 CC)
Holographic Will Revocation of Mutual Will Upheld
Cited in the reasoning to support the interpretation that the designation of the Foundation A. as the recipient of the remainder constituted the institution of an heir.
172.II · vd (Art. 483 CC)
Heir Certificate Opposition Deadline Dispute
This article defines the institution of an heir, providing legal context relevant to the dispute over inheritance status.
HC.2009.152 · vd (Art. 483 CC)
Estate Administration Pending Interpretation of Testamentary Trust Terms
This provision defining the institution of an heir was cited in the preamble but was not used in the dispositive orders.
11.2003.148 · ti (art. 483 CC)
Heirship Certificate Dispute Based on Settlement Agreement
Cited in the reasoning (Considerando 3) to distinguish between an heir and a legatee, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (Decreta I-VI).
PZ 2004 93 · gr (Art. 483 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Mutual Will Validity vs. Later Sole Testament in Inheritance Dispute
Cited in the reasoning to define the concept of appointing heirs in the context of interpreting the contested will.
PZ 2004 93 · gr (Art. 483 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Mutual Will Validity vs. Later Sole Testament in Inheritance Dispute
Cited in the reasoning to define what constitutes an appointment of an heir.
11.1995.202 · ti (art. 483 cpv. 1 CC)
Appeal Regarding Rectification of Land Register Based on Time-Barred Succession Challenge
Cited in the reasoning section to support the validity of appointing heirs for the entire succession or a fraction thereof, which underpins the final order dismissing the petition (Order 1).