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Art. 759 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 sesto: Responsabilità; C. Solidarietà e regresso
Art. 759 CO
Se più persone sono tenute a risarcire un danno, ognuna di esse risponde solidalmente con le altre, in quanto il danno possa esserle imputato personalmente, tenuto conto della colpa rispettiva e delle circostanze.
L’attore può agire per l’intero danno contro più responsabili e domandare che il giudice determini nello stesso procedimento il risarcimento dovuto da ognuno dei convenuti.
Il regresso tra più responsabili è determinato dal giudice, tenuto conto di tutte le circostanze.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (136)
C/18471/2014 · ge (Art. 759 al. 1 CO)
Creditors v. Former Company Administrator: Liability for Failure to Timely Report Insolvency
Used to determine the extent of D______'s joint and several liability alongside C______.
HOR.2012.28 · ag (Art. 759 Abs. 2 OR)
Breach of Duty in Loan Disbursement and Complicity Claim Dismissal
This article is used to determine the allocation of party compensation between multiple defendants.
608 2019 202 · fr (Art. 759 CO)
Guarantee Fund v. Pension Foundation Board Members and Experts over Speculative Investments
Mentioned in relation to the argument for differentiated joint liability (solidarité différenciée) which the court rejected.
HG200175 · zh (Art. 759 Abs. 1 OR)
Creditor v. Officers and Auditor for Unlawful Dividend Distribution
Basis for ordering joint and several liability for defendants 2 and 3 regarding damages.
C/15969/2021 · ge (art. 759 al. 1 CO)
Appeal Regarding Provisional Attachment for Social Security Contributions
Cited regarding joint and several liability when multiple persons are responsible for the same damage and the right of recourse between co-debtors.
C/18471/2014 · ge (art. 759 CO)
Administrator Liability in Over-Indebtedness Case Re-examined Post-Causality Ruling
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the principle of differentiated joint liability for co-responsible parties, but not explicitly in the final operative section.
HG190024 · zh (Art. 759 Abs. 1 OR)
Creditor's Claim Against Former Directors for Asset Transfer at Undervalue
Basis for establishing joint and several liability among the defendants found liable.
HG200054 · zh (Art. 759 Abs. 1 OR)
Shareholder Suit Against Board Members for Breach of Duty of Care in Commissioning Valuation Report
Applied to establish the joint and several liability (solidarische Haftung) of the defendants for the damages.
C/18471/2014 · ge (art. 759 al. 2 CO)
Director Liability for Failure to Declare Over-Indebtedness
Cited to justify the exceptional rule for allocating costs and attorneys' fees among multiple defendants in liability actions, affecting the assessment of appeal costs (dépens d'appel).
710.20.103.320 · bl (Art. 759 Abs. 1 OR)
Director Not Liable for Flawed Social Security Calculation
Addresses the solidarity of liability among board members of an AG for damages.
HG170238 · zh (Art. 759 Abs. 2 OR)
Waterproofing Defect Litigation Dismissed for Lack of Proof and Failure to Set Remedial Deadline
Cited (by reference to Federal Court case law) to justify awarding separate legal costs to each defendant due to conflicting interests.
C/14537/2012 · ge (Art. 759 CO)
Administrators' Liability for Fraudulent Transfer Despite Subordinate Status
Applied to determine the allocation of damages between the two liable co-defendants.
A/3753/2017 · ge (Art. 759 al. 1 CO)
Personal Liability of Managing Partner for Unpaid Social Security Contributions
Cited in the reasoning (point 7c) regarding liability of corporate bodies, but not in the dispositive orders.
31.2018.16 · ti (art. 759 cpv. 1 CO)
Principals Liable for Unpaid Social Contributions Under LAVS
Cited in the context of claims for reduction of damages based on fault by third parties, found not applicable here.
LB180005 · zh (Art. 759 Abs. 1 OR)
Auditor Liability for Faulty Audit Reports and Damages Award
This provision on differentiated joint liability for the auditing company was implicitly considered in the ruling on liability, although the court ultimately held the defendants fully liable for the established damage based on causation analysis.