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Art. 711 Legge federale del 30 marzo 1911 di complemento del Codice civile svizzero (CO)
CO; Parte terza: Delle società commerciali e della società cooperativa ; Titolo ventesimosesto: Della società anonima ; Capo terzo: Organizzazione della società anonima; B. Il consiglio d’amministrazione ; I. In genere; 3. Durata del mandato
Art. 711 CO
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (17)
C/11643/2008 · ge (art. 711 CO)
Inadmissibility of Appeal by Alleged Shareholder Challenging Appointment of Corporate Commissioner
Cited in the reasoning regarding the situations covered by the new law.
38.2005.70 · ti (art. 711 OR)
Unemployment Benefits Denial for Corporate Officer Resignation Date Dispute
Cited in the doctrine reviewed regarding the right of resignation of board members, which impacts when the appellant ceased her decisive position.
31.2003.2 · ti (art. 711 CO)
Administrator Liability for Unpaid Social Security Contributions
Cited concerning the obligation to notify the Commercial Register of an administrator's departure, relevant to the defendant's ability to resign.
31.2002.44 · ti (art. 711 cpv. 1 CO)
Director Liability for Unpaid Employer Contributions Post-Bankruptcy
Cited to dismiss the defendant's argument that he could not resign without finding a successor.
31.2002.44 · ti (art. 711 cpv. 2 CO)
Director Liability for Unpaid Employer Contributions Post-Bankruptcy
Cited to explain the procedure for an outgoing administrator to request removal from the commercial register if the company does not notify it.
31.2000.30 · ti (Art. 711 cpv. 2 CO)
Compensation Fund v. Former Directors: Director Liability for Unpaid Employer Contributions
Cited in the reasoning regarding the right of a board member to self-register resignation, but not explicitly in the final dispositive orders (which only contain orders 1-5).
31.2000.25 · ti (Art. 711 cpv. 1 CO (Implicit/Referenced))
Social Security Fund Liability of Former Company Directors for Unpaid Contributions
Article 711 para. 1 CO regarding notification of resignation was discussed in relation to one administrator's defense (point 2.6), but it is not cited in the dispositive orders (1-4). Thus, it is excluded.
31.2000.13 · ti (art. 711 cpv. 1 CO)
AVS Compensation Fund v. Company Director (Unpaid Social Contributions)
Cited in the reasoning (2.8) concerning the duty of the company to notify the commercial register of an administrator's departure.
31.2000.13 · ti (art. 711 cpv. 2 CO)
AVS Compensation Fund v. Company Director (Unpaid Social Contributions)
Cited in the reasoning (2.8) concerning the exiting administrator's right to request cancellation if notification is not made.
31.2000.25 · ti (Art. 711 cpv. 1 CO)
Directors' Liability for Unpaid Social Security Contributions
Cited in the reasoning regarding the date of resignation of one director, which determined the end of his liability under Art. 52 LAVS (as upheld by subsequent jurisprudence cited).
31.2000.61 · ti (art. 711 cpv. 1 CO)
Cantonal Insurance Court v. Former Director Liability for Unpaid Social Contributions
Cited in the reasoning while evaluating the responsibility after the claimed resignation date in 1994.
31.2000.61 · ti (art. 711 cpv. 2 CO)
Cantonal Insurance Court v. Former Director Liability for Unpaid Social Contributions
Cited in the reasoning while evaluating the responsibility after the claimed resignation date in 1994.
31.2002.16 · ti (art. 711 CO)
Compensation Fund v. Former Sole Administrator (Unpaid Social Security Contributions)
Cited in the reasoning regarding the obligation of the company to notify the commercial register of an administrator's departure.
31.2002.44 · ti (art. 711 cpv. 1 CO)
Cantonal Insurance Tribunal v. Former Board Member Re: Unpaid Social Contributions
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility for the member of the Board of Directors to resign, although not explicitly cited in the final order regarding the substantive ruling.
31.2002.44 · ti (art. 711 cpv. 2 CO)
Cantonal Insurance Tribunal v. Former Board Member Re: Unpaid Social Contributions
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility for the member of the Board of Directors to request deletion from the commercial register upon resignation, although not explicitly cited in the final order regarding the substantive ruling.