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Art. 194 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Grundsatz

ZPO; 1. Teil: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; 11. Titel: Rechtshilfe zwischen schweizerischen Gerichten
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Art. 194 ZPO · Grundsatz

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (13)

AbR.1978.79.Nr.8 · ow (Art. 194 ZPO)
Divorce Decrees Need Not Specify Petitioner
This provision is cited in the dispositive regarding the content of divorce judgments.
AbR.2006.07.Nr.6 · ow (Art. 194 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Plaintiff v. Defendant (Whiplash Injury and Damages Calculation)
Establishes the principle that a court cannot award more or something different than what the parties have requested.
BE.2021.50.52 · sg (Art. 194 ZPO)
Conciliation Hearing Postponement Denial Based on Defendant Non-Appearance
This provision forms the legal basis indicated in the title for the decision regarding the consequences of the absence of the defendant at the conciliation hearing.
AbR.1980.81.Nr.22 · ow (Art. 268 in Verbindung mit Art. 194 Abs. 2 ZPO)
New Evidence Rules and Hotel Condos Approved
These articles mandate that the court base its decision on the facts as they exist at the time of its judgment, which is crucial given the new facts and events that occurred after the initial ruling.
AbR.1980.81.Nr.26 · ow (Art. 194 ZPO)
Employee Bonus Entitlement and Appeal Period
This provision was discussed in relation to the requirement for a statement of appeal rights, though the court found it wasn't mandatory for a cassation appeal.
AbR.1984.85.Nr.23 · ow (Art. 194 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Court's Power to Grant Provisional Clearance Sua Sponte
Cited to support the principle that a court cannot grant more or something different than what the parties requested, specifically in the context of definitive versus provisional legal clearance.
AbR.1990.91.Nr.12 · ow (Art. 194 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Condo Administrator's Re-election Dispute Over Voting System
Cited to explain the limits of the disposition principle, particularly when parties cannot freely dispose of legal relationships.
AbR.1990.91.Nr.20 · ow (Art. 194 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Dismissal of Debt Action Without Payment Order for Procedural Deficiencies
This provision is cited in the context of the court's decision to remove the case from the agenda and the potential discrepancy between the amount claimed in the lawsuit and the amount for which provisional enforcement was granted.
AbR.1992.93.Nr.28 · ow (Art. 194 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Court denies definitive legal authorization without tax assessment.
Cited to clarify that the judge can still determine whether definitive or provisional legal recognition is appropriate, even if the party requested the wrong type.
AbR.2004.05.Nr.5 · ow (Art. 194 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Employee Entitled to Wages Through Notice Period After Business Transfer
Used to state that the court cannot go beyond the appellant's requests in the appeal.
BVGE-2014-19 (Art. 194 CPC)
Supervisory Authority Not Obliged to Produce Documents for Private Lawsuit
The court noted that this article concerns judicial assistance between Swiss courts, not assistance between courts and public administration.
NP120016 · zh (Art. 194 ZPO)
Plaintiff's Annuity Appeal Dismissed for Unpaid Court Costs
This article was mentioned in the appellant's prayer for relief (point 3 of the appeal, point 2 in the decision text), but the court did not rule on it in the dispositive orders.
CC.1998.890 · ne (art. 194 CPC)
Wife v. Husband: Remand for Procedural Violations in Fictitious Marriage Divorce Case
Cited in the reasoning to explain the nature and scope of 'réforme' (amendment of submissions) concerning acts performed or omitted by the parties.