3. Claims against third parties
1 If the assets of the debtor or his or her estate are insufficient to cover the participation claim on divaision of the property, the entitled spouse or his or her heirs may demand from third-party beneficiaries the return of such dispositions as are to be added to the acquired property up to the amount of the shortfall.
2 The right to bring a claim is extinguished one year after the spouse or his or her heirs learn of the infringement of their rights, but in any event ten years after the dissolution of the marital property regime.
3 Moreover, the provisions governing claims in abatement under inheritance law apply mutatis mutandis.1
1 Amended by Annex No 2 of the Civil Jurisdiction Act of 24 March 2000, in force since 1 Jan. 2001 (AS 2000 2355; BBl 1999 2829).
3. Plant cunter terzas persunas
1 Sche la facultad dal consort debitur u sche sia ierta na cuvra betg la pretensiun da participaziun en cas d’ina liquidaziun dals bains matrimonials, pon il consort creditur u ses ertavels pretender da terzas persunas favurisadas da restituir las donaziuns imputablas a l’acquist, e quai fin a l’autezza da l’import mancant.
2 Il dretg da purtar plant scada 1 onn suenter ch’il consort u ses ertavels han survegnì enconuschientscha da la violaziun da lur dretgs, en mintga cas dentant 10 onns suenter la schliaziun da l’urden dals bains.
3 Dal rest valan las disposiziuns davart il plant da reducziun dal dretg d’ierta tenor il senn.1
1 Versiun tenor la cifra 2 da l’agiunta da la LF dals 24 da mars 2000 davart la cumpetenza en chaussas civilas, en vigur dapi il 1. da schan. 2001 (AS 2000 2355; BBl 1999 2829).
