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Art. 43a
V. Data protection and disclosure 1In relation to the registration of civil status, the Federal Council is responsible for safeguarding the personality and constitutional rights of persons in respect of whom data is processed. 2It regulates the disclosure of data to private persons who may show a direct interest warranting protection. 3It stipulates those authorities, in addition to the register authorities, to whom the data necessary for the performance of their legal duties may be disclosed periodically or on request. The disclosure provisions under cantonal law are reserved. 3bisThe register authorities are required to report to the competent authority any criminal offences that come to their attention while carrying out their official duties.2 4The following bodies have online access to data required for proving the identity of a person:
1 Introduced by No I of the FA of 5 Oct. 2001 (Electronic civil register), in force since 1 July 2004 (AS 2004 2911; BBl 2001 1639). BGE
135 III 389 (5A_840/2008) from 1. April 2009
Regeste: Art. 42 Abs. 1 ZGB; Berichtigung von Eintragungen im Zivilstandsregister. Zulässigkeit der Beschwerde in Zivilsachen (Art. 72 Abs. 2 lit. b Ziff. 2 BGG; E. 1.1). Aktivlegitimation, wenn der Berichtigungskläger geltend macht, den Zivilstandsbeamten in Unkenntnis wichtiger Tatsachen gelassen zu haben (E. 3-3.3). Die Beurkundung im Zivilstandsregister hat grundsätzlich deklaratorische Bedeutung. Bei Irreführung des Zivilstandsbeamten sind die Eintragungen zur Person im Zivilstandsregister zu berichtigen, sobald die Unrichtigkeit nachgewiesen ist (E. 3.4). |