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Walter Fellmann & Frédéric Krauskopf
Das neue Verjährungsrecht [PDF ebook]
Tagung vom 29. Oktober 2019 in Luzern

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Das revidierte Verjährungsrecht tritt auf den 1. Januar 2020 in Kraft. Es führt im Deliktsrecht neue Verjährungsfristen ein. Zentral sind die Verlängerung der kurzen relativen Verjährungsfrist, die Einführung einer zwanzigjährigen absoluten Verjährungsfrist bei Tötung oder bei Körperverletzung sowie die Überarbeitung der ausserordentlichen Verjährungsfristen für Forderungen aus strafbaren Handlungen. Im Vertragsrecht bleiben die Verjährungsfristen grundsätzlich unangetastet. Art. 128a OR führt jedoch für Forderungen auf Schadenersatz oder Genugtuung aus vertragswidriger Körperverletzung oder Tötung eines Menschen neue Fristen ein: eine dreijährige relative und eine zwanzigjährige absolute Verjährungsfrist. Daneben finden sich im neuen Verjährungsrecht weitere punktuelle Änderungen.
Beim Gang durch das neue Recht bleibt auf Schritt und Tritt spürbar, dass es das Ergebnis eines harten politischen Tauziehens ist. Und auf den Anwalt lauern eigentlich Tretminen! Dieser Tagungsband stellt das neue Recht vor und dient als Wegweiser für die Zeit nach dem Inkrafttreten.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● Pages 201 ● ISBN 9783727289118 ● File size 7.1 MB ● Editor Walter Fellmann ● Publisher Stämpfli Verlag ● City Bern ● Country CH ● Published 2019 ● Edition 1 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 7260372 ● Copy protection Social DRM

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