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Art. 19

241UCAFederal ActMar 1, 1988Original source
  1. The responsible cantonal bodies may obtain information and request documents where this is required to establish the circumstances of a case.
  2. The obligation to provide information applies to:
    1. persons and businesses that offer goods for sale to consumers or that manufacture, purchase or trade in such goods;
    2. persons and businesses that offer, provide, broker or make use of services;
    3. private sector organisations;
    4. organisations of national or regional importance which, in accordance with their articles, are dedicated to consumer protection.
  3. The obligation to provide information ceases to apply if the right to refuse to testify under Article 42 of the Federal Act of 4 December 19471on Federal Civil Procedure applies.
  4. The provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code of 5 October 20072and the cantonal provisions on administrative procedure are reserved.3

Footnotes

  1. SR 273 ↩

  2. SR 312.0 ↩

  3. Amended by Annex 1 No II 7 of the Criminal Procedure Code of 5 Oct. 2007, in force since 1 Jan. 2011 (AS 2010 1881;BBl 2006 1085). ↩

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