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Art. 135 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Verschiebung des Erscheinungstermins
ZPO; 1. Teil: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; 9. Titel: Prozessleitung, prozessuales Handeln und Fristen; 2. Kapitel: Formen des prozessualen Handelns
Art. 135 ZPO · Verschiebung des Erscheinungstermins
Das Gericht kann einen Erscheinungstermin aus zureichenden Gründen verschieben: a. von Amtes wegen; oder b. wenn es vor dem Termin darum ersucht wird.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (131)
RU250072 · zh (Art. 135 ZPO)
Appeal Dismissed for Unsubstantiated Request for Postponement and Blanket Recusal Motion in Tenancy Protection Case
The court implicitly confirmed the lower court's decision based on the lack of sufficient grounds for postponement under this article, although the final dismissal order cites admissibility concerns.
LB250034 · zh (Art. 135 lit. b ZPO)
Right of First Refusal Dispute and Invalid Conciliation Proceedings
This provision concerning the postponement of hearing dates due to sufficient cause was used as an alternative ground to uphold the lower court's non-entry into the merits.
RU250063 · zh (Art. 135 ZPO)
Health-Based Request for Mediation Postponement Appeal Dismissed
The provision establishing the court's power to postpone a hearing for good cause, which was central to the appellant's request, although the decision ultimately affirmed the rejection of the postponement.
RU250020 · zh (Art. 135 lit. b ZPO)
Remand for Proof of Incapacity to Attend Hearing
Cited as the legal basis for requesting a postponement of a hearing for good cause.
410.2024.267 · bl (Art. 135 ZPO)
Conciliation Authority's Dismissal Overturned for Procedural Unfairness
Cited in the reasoning regarding the permissibility of postponement requests.
WKL.2022.4 · ag (Art. 135 ZPO)
Employee's Illness-Based Termination Lawsuit Dismissed
Cited in relation to the court's ability to postpone a hearing for sufficient reasons and the requirements for such a request.
NP240004 · zh (Art. 135 lit. b ZPO)
Condominium Owner Liability for Association Legal Fees Upheld
Underlies the court's finding that the appellant's request for adjournment based on illness was correctly rejected by the lower court.
RU240022 · zh (Art. 135 ZPO)
Appeal Regarding Refusal to Cancel Summons for Evidentiary Hearing in International Legal Assistance Case
The appeal was rejected because the court found that the lower court was correct in denying the request for postponement based on the required grounds for postponement.
MJ230028.L · zh (Art. 135 ZPO)
Landlord's Termination of Tenancy Upheld Despite Lack of Formal Warning; Hearing Postponement Denied
Cited in the context of dismissing the request for postponement, noting that while medical reasons usually suffice, the urgency of the case outweighed this.
40/2023/21 · sh (Art. 135 lit. b ZPO)
Conciliation Authority Dismissal for Non-Appearance Upheld Due to Untimely and Unproven Postponement Request
The court considered the grounds for postponing the hearing date under this article.
ZK 2023 110 · be (Art. 135 ZPO)
Recalculation of Child Support Payments Based on Changed Circumstances and Income Imputation
Not cited in the operative part.
PS220179 · zh (Art. 135 ZPO)
Debtor's Appeal Against Bankruptcy Dismissal Overturned Due to Prior Counsel Misconduct
This provision was implicitly used to justify the annulment of the bankruptcy decision because, considering the new facts (novum), there were sufficient grounds for postponing the hearing date.
RU210070 · zh (Art. 135 ZPO)
Tenant's Appeal Denied for Lack of Argument and Untimely Extension Request
Used to explain the possibility of postponing a hearing and the general applicability of this rule to conciliation proceedings.
RU200052 · zh (Art. 135 lit. b ZPO)
Defendant's Right to Be Heard Overrides Procedural Default Due to Illness
Cited in the reasoning to establish that sufficient grounds for postponement existed, which the lower court failed to properly consider.
HC.2020.647 · vd (Art. 135 CPC)
Commercial Eviction Upheld Over Unpaid Rent and Procedural Errors
Cited in the reasoning but not explicitly in the dispositive orders (I, II, III).