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Art. 112 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Stundung, Erlass, Verjährung und Verzinsung der Gerichtskosten

ZPO; 1. Teil: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; 8. Titel: Prozesskosten und unentgeltliche Rechtspflege; 2. Kapitel: Verteilung und Liquidation der Prozesskosten
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Art. 112 ZPO · Stundung, Erlass, Verjährung und Verzinsung der Gerichtskosten

Gerichtskosten können gestundet oder bei dauernder Mittellosigkeit erlassen werden.

Die Forderungen verjähren zehn Jahre nach Abschluss des Verfahrens.

Der Verzugszins beträgt 5 Prozent.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (345)

RBOG.2020.Nr.31 · tg (Art. 112 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Jurisprudence Revision on Remission of Procedural Costs under Article 425 of the Penal Procedure Code
This article is cited alongside Art. 425 StPO, indicating its relevance to the decision concerning procedural costs.
AbR.2012.13.Nr.10 · ow (Art. 112 Abs. 1 ZPO)
In re Provisional Measures and Waiver of Costs
The court used this provision to address the request for waiver of court costs.
AGVE.2008.94 · ag (Art. 112 ZPO)
University Employment Disputes and Trust Deficit Dismissals
Cited in relation to costs and legal aid for the lawsuit before the Personalrekursgericht.
AGVE.2003.15 · ag (§ 112 ZPO)
Correction of Party Compensation for Disproportionate Legal Fees
This provision relates to the modification of party compensation by the higher court.
AGVE.2000.11 · ag (§ 112 Abs. 2 ZPO)
Proportional Cost Allocation in Litigation
This provision governs the distribution of costs when neither party fully prevails, which was the case in this partially successful appeal.
ZZ.1994.12 · so (§ 112 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Standardization of Court Cost Handling in Cases Involving Pro Bono Legal Aid
Cited as providing the context for different formulas regarding the allocation of party costs.
ZZ.1994.12 · so (§ 112 Abs. 2 ZPO)
Standardization of Court Cost Handling in Cases Involving Pro Bono Legal Aid
Cited as providing the context for different formulas regarding the allocation of party costs.
ZZ.1994.12 · so (§ 112 Abs. 3 ZPO)
Standardization of Court Cost Handling in Cases Involving Pro Bono Legal Aid
Cited as providing the context for different formulas regarding the allocation of party costs.
ZZ.1990.18 · so (§ 112 ZPO)
Legal Aid Attorney Standing to Appeal Fee Award
This provision governs the compensation of the appointed counsel, which is the central issue decided upon in the appeal.
ZZ.1983.4 · so (§ 112 Abs. 2 Satz 2 ZPO)
Withdrawal of Appointed Counsel Must Be Prospective to Protect Attorney Compensation Rights
Cited regarding the opposing counsel's right to party compensation from the state in case of success, supporting the argument against retroactive withdrawal.
ZZ.1983.4 · so (§ 112 ZPO)
Withdrawal of Appointed Counsel Must Be Prospective to Protect Attorney Compensation Rights
Cited in the reasoning regarding the state's guarantee of appropriate compensation for the appointed counsel, which is relevant to the prohibition of retroactive revocation.
ZKERL.2025.6 · so (Art. 112 ZPO)
Cost Waiver Denial in Previously Dismissed Appeal
This provision governs the waiving or deferral of court costs, which is the subject matter of the dismissed petition.
C/14266/2020 · ge (art. 112 al. 1 CPC)
Appellant's Request for Waiver of Judicial Costs Denied Due to History of Unfounded Appeals
This article is cited in the reasoning section as the basis for the court's power regarding the waiver of judicial costs, although the final decision rejects the request.
ZKERL.2025.5 · so (Art. 112 Abs. 1 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO))
Waiver of Court Costs Denied for Uncorrected Appeal
This provision concerns the power to grant deferral or waiver of court costs, which is the subject of the decision to dismiss the application.
ZR2 2025 10 · gr (Art. 112 ZPO)
Application for Remission of Court Costs Denied Due to Insufficient Proof of Permanent Indigence and Prior Denial of Legal Aid
This article governs the grounds for waiving court costs, which the court explicitly applied when dismissing the application.