Art. 4 Legge federale del 18 dicembre 1987 sul diritto internazionale privato (LDIP)

BGE 117 II 90 (Art. 4 IPRG)

Arrest venue under Article 4 of the Swiss Private International Law Act for "almost empty" arrests: any attachment of assets, regardless of value, establishes jurisdiction for the entire claim.

Basis for confirming the arrest venue at the Swiss arrest location for the entire claim, regardless of the attached assets' value.

ZOR.2023.38 · ag (Art. 4 IPRG)

Buyer's Unjust Enrichment Claim Limited by Rental Profits

This provision addresses international jurisdiction in Swiss private international law, specifically concerning an additional (exorbitant) jurisdiction for arrest enforcement proceedings.

12.2016.5 · ti (art. 4 LDIP)

Repayment of Advance Payments: Forum Selection Clause Ineffectiveness

Cited in the reasoning to establish jurisdiction based on the place of seizure, but not explicitly used in the final orders (dispositive).

C1 14 92 · vs (art. 4 LDIP)

Child Support Calculation Appeal Upheld Due to Insufficient Proof of Diminished Income

This article was cited in the reasoning regarding the applicable law (Lugano Convention).

119.2012.PBH · vd (art. 4 LDIP)

Architect's Attachment Confirmation on Foreign Owner's Property for Unpaid Fees

Cited to establish Swiss jurisdiction (domicile of the seizure) in international litigation where the Lugano Convention does not apply.

C/12232/2003 · ge (art. 4 LDIP)

Heir's Claim for Validation of Seized Assets Overturned Due to Failure to Prove Current Damage.

Cited in the reasoning as a basis for the subsidiary jurisdiction concerning the defendant domiciled in the United States.

C/29702/2006 · ge (art. 4 LDIP)

Appeal Regarding Protective Measures in Marital Dissolution and Recognition of Foreign Divorce Decree

This article referring to the Hague Convention on the law applicable to maintenance obligations was cited to confirm the application of Swiss law to the merits of the protective measures.

14.1997.00002 · ti (Art. 4 LDIP)

Recognition of Foreign Post-Mortem Bankruptcy Decree

Cited in the preamble regarding the general application of the LDIP.

14.1997.00002 · ti (art. 4 LDIP)

Recognition of Foreign Post-Mortem Bankruptcy Decree

This provision is mentioned in the preamble to the decree, likely related to the general framework of the international recognition process.

12.2011.192 · ti (art. 4 LDIP)

Appeal Regarding Validity of Exclusive Dubai Forum Selection Clause in Real Estate Deposit Dispute

Cited in the reasoning to establish that the forum of the place of precautionary attachment is applicable unless a valid prorogation of forum exists.