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Sklep I R 72/2006 ECLI:SI:VSRS:2006:I.R.72.2006 AI generated

Slovenian Supreme Court transfers jurisdiction to avoid a court judging itself in civil proceedings.

Case Number Sklep I R 72/2006
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Slovenia (SI)
Decision Date
Outcome Partially Allowed
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The Supreme Court of Slovenia transferred jurisdiction from the District Court in A. to the District Court in Jesenice regarding a dispute between the court and a private party. The District Court in A. requested the transfer because it could not adjudicate against itself, raising concerns about impartiality. The court granted this request under Article 67 of the Civil Procedure Act, establishing that a court cannot judge its own actions in civil proceedings.

Legislator headnote

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Article 67 of the Civil Procedure Act; A court cannot adjudicate in civil proceedings against itself, necessitating a transfer of jurisdiction to ensure impartiality and avoid doubts regarding the judge's neutrality.

Keywords

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jurisdiction transfer impartiality requirement court self-judgment civil procedure law venue determination

Cited Legislation

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Article 67 of the Civil Procedure Act (ZPP)
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Sklep I R 56/2007
Supreme Court transfers case to another court because the judge is the presiding judge of the original court.
Sklep I R 38/2000
Supreme Court transfers jurisdiction to another court due to a judge's familial relationship with the plaintiff under ZPP Art. 67.
Sklep I R 25/2011
Court transfers case to another court due to doubt about objective impartiality when a judge works at the original court.
Sklep I R 85/2007
Supreme Court transfers case to Skofja Loka Court due to apparent bias against Radovljica Court defendant.
Sklep I Pr 7/93
Court allows transfer of civil case jurisdiction due to criminal proceedings against the plaintiff involving same court judges.

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Full text

Za odločanje v tej zadevi se določi Okrajno sodišče v B.

[JEDRO]

Sodniki Okrajnega sodišča v A. ne morejo soditi v pravdi proti temu istemu sodišču.

[OBRAZLOŽITEV]

V zgoraj navedeni pravdni zadevi Okrajnega sodišča v A., opr. št. P 64/2006, je to sodišče predlagalo določitev drugega stvarno pristojnega sodišča. Druga tožena stranka je namreč Okrajno sodišče v A., ki zaradi navedenega dejstva ne more samo odločati v zadevi.

Predlog je utemeljen.

Po 67. členu Zakona o pravdnem postopku (ZPP, Ur. l. RS, št. 26/99-2/2004) je mogoče opraviti prenos pristojnosti s stvarno in krajevno pristojnega sodišča na drugo stvarno pristojno sodišče, če je očitno, da se bo tako lažje izvedel postopek ali če so zato podani drugi tehtni razlogi. V tej pravdni zadevi je tožba vložena pri Okrajnem sodišču v A., ki naj bi sodilo o tožbenih zahtevkih proti prvi toženi stranki P. B. in proti drugi toženi stranki Okrajnemu sodišču v A. Sodniki Okrajnega sodišča v A. ne morejo soditi v pravdi proti Okrajnemu sodišču v A., saj bi to lahko povzročilo dvom o njihovi morebitni nepristranskosti. Zato je podan tehten razlog za določitev drugega stvarno pristojnega sodišča, zaradi česar je vrhovno sodišče na podlagi 67. člena ZPP predlogu ugodilo in za odločanje v tej zadevi določilo Okrajno sodišče na Jesenicah.