| Summary: | The Zurich High Court has rejected the applications of L.F. and B.F. for the adoption of precautionary measures.
L.F. had requested that B.F. leave him the shared apartment. B.F. had requested that L.F. allow her access to the apartment.
The court found that both applications were unfounded.
L.F. and B.F. are married and have two children together.
The court has asked the parties to agree on an amicable solution.
More detailed summary:
L.F. and B.F. are married and have two children together. In September 2019, L.F. filed a lawsuit against B.F. and requested, among other things, that B.F. had to leave his shared apartment. B.F. requested in the counterclaim that L.F. had to allow her access to the apartment.
On September 3, 2019, the President of the Civil Court of the District of La Côte ordered precautionary measures. L.F. was forbidden to enter B.F.'s shared apartment. B.F. was prohibited from denying L.F. access to the apartment.
L.F. and B.F. appealed against this order. The Zurich High Court dismissed the appeals on April 8, 2020.
The court found that both applications were unfounded. L.F. had stated that B.F. had threatened and harmed him. However, the court did not see any concrete evidence that B.F. poses a danger to L.F. or the common children.
B.F. had indeed stated that L.F. wanted to oust her from the shared apartment. However, the court did not see any concrete evidence that L.F. B.F. would deny access to the apartment.
The court has asked the parties to agree on an amicable solution. |