The article by Keivan Mohasseb and Hans Caspar von der Crone analyses a ruling by the Federal Supreme Court on the question: Can rights of configuration, once exercised, be revoked retrospectively? Taking as their starting point a dispute over the delayed completion of a flat under condominium ownership, the authors examine the legal principles underpinning rights of configuration and the scope of the principle of their irrevocability. The article highlights the conditions under which a switch between different legal remedies may nevertheless be permissible, and places the Federal Supreme Court’s reasoning within the general context of contract law.
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