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Sklep I R 36/2006 ECLI:SI:VSRS:2006:I.R.36.2006 AI generated

Supreme Court rejects transfer of jurisdiction due to creditor's employment at the same court as the defendant.

Case Number Sklep I R 36/2006
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Slovenia (SI)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed
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The Supreme Court of Slovenia rejected the High Court's proposal to transfer jurisdiction to the District Court where the defendant is employed. The creditor filed for enforcement proceedings, and the District Court suggested a transfer because the defendant works there, but the Supreme Court found this insufficient. The court ruled that without evidence of bias or other significant reasons, the current court must retain jurisdiction.

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Article 67 of the Civil Procedure Act; A mere fact that the defendant is employed at the court hearing the enforcement proceedings does not constitute a weighty reason for transferring jurisdiction unless it raises doubts about impartiality.

Keywords

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transfer of jurisdiction enforcement proceedings impartiality concerns employee status civil procedure law

Cited Legislation

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Article 67 of the Civil Procedure Act
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Sklep I R 28/98
Supreme Court transfers enforcement proceedings jurisdiction due to employee's employment at the local court creating impartiality doubts.
VSRS sklep I R 117/2015
Supreme Court allows transfer of case due to judge's assistant employment at requesting court being a significant reason under ZPP 67.
Sklep I R 90/2005
Supreme Court dismisses request to transfer jurisdiction after enforcement proceedings are legally final.
Sklep I R 113/2005
Supreme Court allows transfer of enforcement case to another district court due to employee bias concerns.
Sklep III R 24/2005
Supreme Court delegates jurisdiction due to judge becoming defendant's employee at same court.

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Predlogu za prenos pristojnosti se ne ugodi.

[JEDRO]

Dejstvo, "da je dolžnica s 1.1.2005 kot delavka dotedanjega sodnika za prekrške postala delavka okrajnega sodišča, kjer se hkrati vodi ta postopek proti njej kot dolžnici", še ni tehten razlog za prenos pristojnosti.

[OBRAZLOŽITEV]

Upnica je zoper dolžnico vložila predlog za izvršbo pri Okrajnem sodišču A., to sodišče pa predlaga prenos pristojnosti, ker je dolžnica pri tem sodišču zaposlena kot delavka.

Predlog ni utemeljen.

Po 67. členu Zakona o pravdnem postopku (Uradni list RS, št. 26/99 in nasl.) lahko Vrhovno sodišče tudi na predlog pristojnega sodišča določi drugo stvarno pristojno sodišče, da postopa v zadevi, če je očitno, da se bo tako laže opravil postopek, ali če so za to drugi tehtni razlogi. Dejstvo, "da je dolžnica s 1.1.2005 kot delavka dotedanjega sodnika za prekrške A. postala delavka Okrajnega sodišča v A., kjer se hkrati vodi ta postopek proti njej kot dolžnici", še ni tehten razlog za prenos pristojnosti. Predlagatelj postopka namreč ne zatrjuje, da bi bile ob tem podane še druge okoliščine, ki bi vzbujale dvom v nepristranskost vodenja postopka (npr., da gre za skupno prostorsko lokacijo in stike med sodniki in sodnim osebjem obeh sodišč, da je dolžnica razporejena na izvršilni oddelek, ipd.), predvsem pa je postopek v fazi, kot o predlogu za izvršbo še ni odločeno. Vrhovno sodišče zato predlogu za prenos pristojnosti ni ugodilo.