Federal Act
on Debt Enforcement and Bankruptcy
(DEBA)¹

¹ The de­cision of the bank­ruptcy court may be con­tested with­in ten days by means of an ap­peal in ac­cord­ance with the CPC³⁵⁰. The parties may as­sert new facts if these oc­curred be­fore the de­cision of the court of first in­stance.

² The ap­pel­late court may re­voke the de­clar­a­tion of bank­ruptcy if the debt­or provides cred­ible evid­ence of his solvency and proves by doc­u­ment­ary evid­ence that in the mean­time:

1.

the debt, in­clud­ing in­terest and costs, has been re­paid;

2.

the amount owed has been de­pos­ited with the su­per­i­or court for trans­fer to the cred­it­or; or

3.

the cred­it­or no longer wishes to con­tin­ue with the pro­cess of debt en­force­ment through bank­ruptcy.

³ If it grants the ap­peal sus­pens­ive ef­fect, it shall at the same time take the ne­ces­sary in­ter­im meas­ures to pro­tect the cred­it­ors.