Swiss Civil Procedure Code

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Art. 288 Continuation of the proceedings and decision

1If the con­di­tions for a di­vorce at joint re­quest are ful­filled, the court shall de­cree the di­vorce and ap­prove the agree­ment.

2If the ef­fects of the di­vorce re­main dis­puted, the pro­ceed­ings shall be con­tin­ued with re­gard to these ef­fects un­der ad­versari­al pro­ced­ure.1 The court may as­sign the roles of plaintiff and de­fend­ant.

3If the re­quire­ments for di­vorce at joint re­quest are not met, the court shall re­ject the joint re­quest for di­vorce and at the same time set a dead­line to each spouse for the fil­ing of a di­vorce ac­tion.2 The pro­ceed­ings re­main pending dur­ing this peri­od and any in­ter­im meas­ures con­tin­ue to ap­ply.

1 Amended in ac­cord­ance with No II of the Fed­er­al Act of 25 Sept. 2009 (Peri­od for re­flec­tion in Di­vorce Pro­ceed­ings on Joint Ap­plic­a­tion), in force since 1 Jan. 2011 (AS 2010 281 1861; BBl 2008 1959 1975).
2 Amended in ac­cord­ance with No II of the Fed­er­al Act of 25 Sept. 2009 (Peri­od for re­flec­tion in Di­vorce Pro­ceed­ings on Joint Ap­plic­a­tion), in force since 1 Jan. 2011 (AS 2010 281 1861; BBl 2008 1959 1975).

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