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(PILA)

English is not an official language of the Swiss Confederation. This translation is provided for information purposes only and has no legal force.

of 18 December 1987 (Status as of 1 February 2021)

Art. 65

VI. For­eign de­cisions

 

1 For­eign de­crees of di­vorce or sep­ar­a­tion are re­cog­nised in Switzer­land if they were is­sued in the state of dom­i­cile or ha­bitu­al res­id­ence, or in the state of cit­izen­ship of either spouse, or if they are re­cog­nised in one of these states.

2 However, a de­cree that was is­sued in a state of which neither spouse or only the plaintiff spouse is a cit­izen is re­cog­nised in Switzer­land only:

a.
if, at the time of fil­ing the ac­tion, at least one of the spouses was dom­i­ciled or had his or her ha­bitu­al res­id­ence in that state and the de­fend­ant spouse was not dom­i­ciled in Switzer­land;
b.
if the de­fend­ant spouse sub­mit­ted to the jur­is­dic­tion of the for­eign court without re­ser­va­tion; or
c.
if the de­fend­ant spouse ex­pressly con­sents to re­cog­ni­tion of the de­cree in Switzer­land.