Federal Act
on the Amendment of the Swiss Civil Code
(Part Five: The Code of Obligations)

¹ In the case of full dis­pos­ses­sion, the con­tract of sale is deemed ter­min­ated and the buy­er has the right to claim:

1.

resti­tu­tion of the price paid, with in­terest, less the value of any fruits the buy­er has ob­tained or neg­lected to ob­tain from the ob­ject and oth­er be­ne­fits de­rived there­from;

2.

re­im­burse­ment of his ex­pendit­ures on the ob­ject, to the ex­tent this can­not be ob­tained from the third party with the su­per­i­or right;

3.

re­im­burse­ment of all ju­di­cial and ex­tra-ju­di­cial costs arising from the pro­ceed­ings, apart from those he would have avoided by serving third-party no­tice on the seller;

4.

com­pens­a­tion for all oth­er dam­age dir­ectly caused by the dis­pos­ses­sion.

² The seller is also ob­liged to make good any fur­ther loss suffered by the buy­er un­less the seller can prove that he is not at fault.