2. Transfer of a company from Switzerland abroad
1 A Swiss company may subject itself to a foreign law without being liquidated or re-established, provided it meets the requirements of Swiss law and continues to exist under the foreign law.
2 The creditors must be invited to file their claims by public notification announcing the forthcoming change of the legal status of the company. Article 46 of the Mergers Act of 3 October 200379 applies by analogy.
3 The provisions relating to protective measures in the event of international conflicts within the meaning of Article 61 of the National Economic Supply Act of 8 October 198280 are reserved.
78Amended by Annex No 4 of the Mergers Act of 3 Oct. 2003, in force since 1 July 2004 (AS 20042617; BBl 20004337).