Droit interne 2 Droit privé - Procédure civile - Exécution 22 Code des obligations
Internal Law 2 Private law - Administration of civil justice - Enforcement 22 Code of Obligations

220 Loi fédérale du 30 mars 1911 complétant le code civil suisse (Livre cinquième: Droit des obligations)

220 Federal Act of 30 March 1911 on the Amendment of the Swiss Civil Code (Part Five: The Code of Obligations)

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Art. 895 2. …

751 Abrogé par le ch. I 3 de la LF du 16 déc. 2005 (Droit de la société à responsabilité limitée; adaptation des droits de la société anonyme, de la société coopérative, du registre du commerce et des raisons de commerce), avec effet au 1er janv. 2008 (RO 2007 4791; FF 2002 2949, 2004 3745).

Art. 898 1. Delegation

1 The articles of association may authorise the general assembly of members or the board to delegate responsibility for managing the cooperative’s business or parts thereof and for representing the cooperative to one or more persons, business managers or executive officers, who need not be members of the cooperative.

2 A cooperative must be able to be represented by a person who is resident in Switzerland. This person must be a director, a business manager or an executive officer. This person must have access to the register under Article 837.734

733 Amended by No I 3 of the FA of 16 Dec. 2005 (Law on Limited Liability Companies and Amendments to the Law on Companies limited by Shares, Cooperatives, the Commercial Register and Business Names), in force since 1 Jan. 2008 (AS 2007 4791; BBl 2002 3148, 2004 3969).

734 Amended by No I 2 of the FA of 12 Dec. 2014 on the Implementation of the revised recommendations 2012 of the Financial Action Task Force, in force since 1 July 2015 (AS 2015 1389; BBl 2014 605).

 

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