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Art. 68 Legge federale del 18 dicembre 1987 sul diritto internazionale privato (LDIP)
LDIP; Capitolo 4: Filiazione; II. Diritto applicabile; 1. Principio
Art. 68 LDIP
Il sorgere, l’accertamento e la contestazione della filiazione sono regolati dal diritto della dimora abituale del figlio.
Tuttavia, se nessuno dei genitori è domiciliato nello Stato di dimora abituale del figlio, ma tutti e tre hanno la stessa cittadinanza, si applica il loro diritto nazionale comune.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (14)
C/13329/2023 · ge (art. 68 al. 1 LDIP)
Father's Paternity and Child Support Obligation Affirmed Despite Foreign Obligations
Cited to confirm the application of Swiss law.
10/2000/5 · sh (Art. 68 IPRG)
Paternity Challenge: Jurisdiction, Applicable Law, and Inference from Refusal to Provide DNA Evidence
Cited in the reasoning section for determining the applicable substantive law (Russian law) based on the child's habitual residence, which dictates the basis for the final order on the paternity claim.
VB.2019.00829 · zh (Art. 68 IPRG)
Surrogacy Twins Registration and Parentage in Switzerland
This provision was used to determine the procedure for establishing parent-child relationships when foreign birth certificates are not considered decisions under Art. 70 IPRG.
101 2017 161 · fr (Art. 68 LDIP)
Reconciliation Agreement Supersedes Spousal Support and Child Maintenance Appeal
Not cited in the dispositive orders (I-V). Excluded.
LZ160003 · zh (Art. 68 Abs. 1 IPRG)
Father's Paternity Challenge Time-Barred
Determines that the law of the child's habitual residence governs the establishment and contesting of parentage, which is applied in the dispositive.
CACIV.2011.34 · ne (Art. 68 al. 1 LDIP)
Paternity Action Against Heirs Involving Conflict of Laws and Res Judicata
Cited in the dispositive order 2 to establish the governing law for filiation matters (child's habitual residence).
CACIV.2011.34 · ne (Art. 68 al. 1 LDIP)
Paternity Action Against Heirs Involving Conflict of Laws and Res Judicata
Cited in the reasoning to establish that the establishment, finding, and contestation of filiation are governed by the law of the child's habitual residence, which supports the court's substantive decision framework.
CC.2006.71 · ne (Art. 68 LDIP)
Paternity Establishment and Child Support Under Ukrainian Law
This article stipulates that the establishment, determination, and contestation of filiation are governed by the law of the child's habitual residence.
CC.2009.143 · ne (art. 68 LDIP)
Annulment of Paternity Recognition Based on Disproven DNA Evidence and Litigation Misconduct
Cited in the reasoning to establish the applicable law (Swiss law), but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
39.2002.89 · ti (Art. 68 cpv. 1 LDIP)
Social Security Calculation Based on Unpursued Paternity Action
Cited to establish that Swiss law applies to the determination of filiation since the child resides in Switzerland.
GE.2002.0065 · vd (art. 68 LDIP)
Recognition of Israeli Paternity Judgment Annulled Due to Fraud on the Law
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the law applicable to filiation determination, though not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
CC.2002.62 · ne (art.68 LDIP)
Child's Action to Disavow Paternity After Marital Separation
This article was cited to establish the jurisdiction for the action brought by the child against the legal father and mother.
CC.1999.1027 · ne (art. 68 al.1 LDIP)
Maternity Establishment and Paternity Declaration Against Deceased Parents via Private International Law
Mentioned in combination with Art. 69 al. 1 LDIP to determine the applicable law based on the child's habitual residence at birth.
11.1995.226 · ti (art. 68 e 69 LDIP)
Paternity Challenge Appeal Dismissed Due to Presumption and Untimeliness
These conflict-of-law rules were analyzed to determine the applicable law for the paternity action.