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Art. 660a

210CCFederal ActJan 1, 1912Original source
  1. The general principle whereby ground displacement does not alter land boundaries does not apply to areas designated by the cantons as being in permanent danger of ground displacement.
  2. When designating such areas, due consideration shall be given to the characteristics of the land in question.
  3. Where a parcel of land forms part of such an area, this fact must be notified in an appropriate manner to the interested parties and recorded in the land register.

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