§ 5 Gesetz über die Wohnbauförderung (Wohnbauförderungsgesetz, WBFG) - Bausparprämie

16.2006.31 · ti (art. 5 cpv. 2 lett. b LOG)

Jurisdictional Challenge to Justice of the Peace Eviction Cost Award

This article was cited in the reasoning explaining the court's lack of subject-matter jurisdiction over the initial dispute.

15.2001.301 · ti (Art. 5 LOG)

Tax Asset Seizure Appeal and Subsistence Allowance Modification

Cited in the 'Richiamati' section concerning the jurisdiction of the appellate authority in the appeal process.

11.2000.58 · ti (art. 5 LOG)

Heirs v. Executor: Fee Dispute, Joinder, and Procedural Track Reversal

Cited in the reasoning to establish the general monetary limit for jurisdiction of the Justice of Peace.

15.2001.00259 · ti (art. 5 LOG)

Tax Credit Attachment Dispute Transferred to Civil Court

Cited in the preamble of the decision, relating to the jurisdiction based on the value of the dispute.

15.2001.54 · ti (Art. 5, 13, 14 e 22 lett. g LOG)

Debtor's Inheritance Rights Seizure vs. Unseizable Family Allowance

Cited in the list of provisions applied, concerning cantonal procedural rules for appeals.

16.2000.00072 · ti (art. 5 cpv. 2 lett. b LOG)

Appeal Regarding Lease Dispute Jurisdiction Over Electricity Costs

Cited in the reasoning to establish the subject-matter incompetence of the lower court, which formed the basis for the annulment in order 1.

16.2000.59 · ti (art. 5 cpv. 2 lett. b LOG)

Appeal Regarding Jurisdiction Over Lease Dispute Judgment Against Absent Tenant

Cited in the reasoning to establish the material incompetence of the lower court judge regarding lease disputes.

16.2000.9 · ti (art. 5 cpv. 2 lett. b LOG)

Defective Garage Door Damages and Justice of the Peace Jurisdiction

This article establishes the material incompetence of the Justice of the Peace, which is the substantive reason for the appeal's success, but the dispositive relies on the procedural rules for appeal (art. 327 CPC) and nullity (art. 142 CPC).

16.1999.107 · ti (art. 5 cpv. 2 lett. b LOG)

Appeal Regarding Justice of the Peace Jurisdiction Over Rent Dispute

Cited in the reasoning to establish the court's material incompetence, which forms the basis for the cassation order.

16.1999.66 · ti (art. 5 cpv. 2 lett. b LOG)

Landlord v. Tenant (Subject Matter Jurisdiction Dispute)

This article was cited to establish that the Justice of the Peace lacked competence over the dispute regarding a lease agreement.

14.2001.48 · ti (Art. 5 LOG)

Annulment of Debt Enforcement Opposition Dismissal - Transfer to Cassation Appeal

The reference to the Cantonal Law on the Organization of the Judicial Authority was cited in the reasoning only to establish the jurisdiction of the lower court, but it does not appear in the final orders (dispositive).

16.2004.2 · ti (art. 5 cpv. 2 lett. b LOG)

Nullity Action Regarding Rent Debt Jurisdiction of Justice of the Peace

Cited in the reasoning to establish the material incompetence of the judge of peace regarding rental disputes, which leads to the annulment of the judgment.

16.2004.25 · ti (art. 5 cpv. 2 lett. b LOG)

Creditor v. Debtor (Jurisdiction over Refusal of Opposition to Debt Enforcement in Rental Disputes)

Although cited extensively in the reasoning concerning the lower court's error, this provision was not explicitly cited in the operative part (dispositive) orders (1, 2, or 3) as the basis for the Tribunal's final action, other than informing the annulment.

32.2025.40 · ti (Art. 5 cpv. 2 LOG)

Claimant v. Disability Insurance Office (DIO)

Cited in the reasoning section (consid. 2.1) to justify the decision being made by a single judge, although this procedural note is not explicitly repeated in the final orders, it governs the composition of the court which issued the final decision.

34.2007.29 · ti (art. 5 cpv. 2 LOG)

Divorce Benefits Recalculation and Payment Order Following Federal Tribunal Remand

Implicitly applied in Order 5 as the basis for not charging a judicial fee (justice tax) as the decision was made by a single judge under LOG provisions.