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Art. 197 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Grundsatz

ZPO; 2. Teil: Besondere Bestimmungen; 1. Titel: Schlichtungsversuch; 1. Kapitel: Geltungsbereich und Schlichtungsbehörde
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Art. 197 ZPO · Grundsatz

Dem Entscheidverfahren geht ein Schlichtungsversuch vor einer Schlichtungsbehörde voraus.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (146)

ZK 2015 379 · be (Art. 197/198 ZPO)
Hereditary Assignment Proceedings: Conciliation Prerequisite for Contentious Jurisdiction
Failure to attempt conciliation, as required before ordinary proceedings, constituted a procedural prerequisite for an inadmissibility ruling.
KV.Z.2023.1 · sg (Art. 197 ff. ZPO)
Claimant v. Health Insurer on Sickness Benefits and Business Activity
Cited in the reasoning confirming that no conciliation procedure is required before filing the claim, although not explicitly in the final orders.
A/1014/2024 · ge (Art. 197 CPC)
Disability Benefits Dispute Requiring Judicial Psychiatric Expertise
Cited implicitly as the provision regarding prior conciliation that is *not* applicable in this specific instance.
PS250015 · zh (Art. 197 ZPO)
In Re Sole Proprietorship Bankruptcy: Inactivity vs. Solvency Demonstration
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the effect of the appeal being dismissed on the bankruptcy estate and the transfer of funds.
BZ 2024 70 · zg (Art. 197 ZPO)
Recusal of Judge Based on Prior Determinative Ruling on Jurisdiction in Custody Case
Cited in the reasoning concerning the mandatory conciliation procedure.
A/2115/2023 · ge (art. 197 CPC)
Insured v. Insurer: Group Sickness Benefit Coverage Post-Employment
Cited in the reasoning section to confirm that the conciliation procedure is not mandatory in this specific case.
ZVE.2024.7 · ag (Art. 197 ZPO)
Tenant's Rental Dispute: Landlord's Failed Attempt to Annul Conciliation Decision
Requires a conciliation attempt to precede the decision-making process, except in cases specified in Art. 198 f. ZPO.
C/9805/2022 · ge (art. 197 CPC)
Tenant Suit Inadmissible Due to Flawed Conciliation Request Against Co-owners' Association
Cited in the reasoning concerning the general principle that proceedings must be preceded by a conciliation attempt.
ZOR.2024.3 · ag (Art. 197 ZPO)
Plaintiff's Age as Grounds for Permitting Merger Lawsuit
This provision was cited to establish the prerequisite of a conciliation attempt before court proceedings.
ADM 2023 126 · ju (art. 197 CPC)
Child Custody and Visitation Dispute: Provisional Authority Decision Upheld
Cited in the context of conciliation proceedings preceding legal action.
A/2300/2022 · ge (art. 197 CPC)
Disability Benefits Dispute Over Employment Rate Increase
Cited in the reasoning to confirm that the mandatory prior conciliation procedure does not apply in this specific case due to cantonal jurisdiction.
A/321/2023 · ge (Art. 197 CPC)
Dispute Over Ongoing Disability Benefits Entitlement and Need for Judicial Psychiatric Expertise
Cited in reasoning to clarify that the conciliation procedure is not applicable, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
A/321/2023 · ge (Art. 197 CPC)
Disability Insurance Dispute Requiring Judicial Psychiatric Examination Due to Conflicting Medical Opinions
Cited to confirm that the prior conciliation procedure is not required for this specific court.
ZOR.2023.50 · ag (Art. 197 ZPO)
Late Appeal Dismissed for Untimeliness and Failure to Obtain Litigation Permit
The mandatory conciliation procedure was applicable in this case.
A/3793/2022 · ge (art. 197 CPC)
Transport Partner Disability Benefits Dispute and Insurer Overpayment Claim
Used to confirm that the simplified procedure applies because the cantonal court has sole jurisdiction (not cited in dispositive orders).