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File evidence: The notice explains that the appellate court may make other orders regarding suspensive effect

The notice explains that the appellate court may make other orders regarding suspensive effect ex officio or on application. It cites the Federal Supreme Court Act and explains the running of deadlines, including the rule that an uncollected postal item is deemed served after the seven-day collection period even if the post grants a longer or second period.

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Entscheid vom 3. August 2026 · 03.08.2026

09/20/2026, 06:58:28 PM · Europe/Zurich · indexed · Mon Aug 03 · SHA-256 a2c2c4cc9cc11a26…

Fedlex – Swiss federal law ↗

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The notice explains that the appellate court may make other orders regarding suspensive effect ex officio or on application. It cites the Federal Supreme Court Act and explains the running of deadlines, including the rule that an uncollected postal item is deemed served after the seven-day collection period even if the post grants a longer or second period.

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