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Art. 27 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Ansprüche der unverheirateten Mutter
ZPO; 1. Teil: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; 2. Titel: Zuständigkeit der Gerichte und Ausstand; 2. Kapitel: Örtliche Zuständigkeit
Art. 27 ZPO · Ansprüche der unverheirateten Mutter
Für Ansprüche der unverheirateten Mutter ist das Gericht am Wohnsitz einer der Parteien zwingend zuständig.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (208)
C1 22 146 · vs (Art. 27, 29 al. 2, 32 al. 1 et 35 al. 1 let. a CPC)
Succession Partition Valuation Dispute Regarding Fixed Advance
Cited as the basis for setting the indemnity due to U_________ Z_________ for the appeal proceedings.
CACIV.2023.5 · ne (Art. 27 CPC)
Custody and Support Modification Appeal Following Marital Separation and Allegations of Violence
This provision is not explicitly cited in the dispositive section (orders 1-4).
200 2018 528 · be (Art. 27 ZPO)
Insured's Rejection for Vocational Measures Upheld Due to Untreated Substance Dependence and Lack of Commitment to Abstinence
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the conditions for legal aid, not the operative orders.
CMPEA.2016.68 · ne (Art. 27 CPC)
Pregnancy Expense Claim Jurisdiction and Procedural Defects Remitted
Cited in the reasoning explaining why the competent court for the mother's claims is the domicile of one of the parties.
AbR.1982.83.Nr.2 · ow (Art. 27 ZPO)
Supervisory Authority vs. Procedural Court: Disciplinary Jurisdiction over Lawyers
The court referenced this article to discuss the disciplinary powers of the trial court regarding lawyers' conduct in proceedings.
102 2015 210 · fr (art. 27 al. 2 CPC)
Appeal Against Bankruptcy Order Overturned Due to Subsequent Payment and Solvency Proof
Cited to confirm that the Court rules based on the documents provided (statutary procedure).
11.2006.6 · ti (art. 27 lett. b CPC ticinese)
Appeal Regarding Child Protection Proceeding Costs
Allows the request for recusal when there are 'serious reasons' casting doubt on the impartiality of the authority.
11.2010.63 · ti (art. 27 CPC)
Judge Recusal Following Criminal Complaint by Defendant
This article defines the grounds for challenging a judge, which supported the admission of the recusal request.
11.2010.50 · ti (art. 27 lett. b CPC)
Magistrate Self-Exclusion Due to Sibling's Documents Sought in Foreign Commission
The court referenced this provision when assessing whether 'serious reasons' existed for self-recusal.
52.2010.49 · ti (Art. 27 CPC)
Bidder Exclusion Over Conflict of Interest in Public Contract Upheld, Contract Award Confirmed
Cited in the final ruling grounds as a relevant provision for the substantive issue of recusation.
52.2009.334 · ti (art. 27 CPC)
Council of State Recusal Due to Prejudicial Prior Ruling on Construction Permit
Cited in the final orders preamble as the basis for the serious reason for recusal.
11.2008.58 · ti (art. 27 lett. b CPC)
Divorce Judge Recusal Denied Over Disagreement on Case Management and Reunification Plan Enforcement
This provision, concerning 'gravi ragioni' (serious reasons) for recusation, was the main legal ground upon which the court rejected the motion for recusal (Ordine 1).
12.2009.152 · ti (art. 27 CPC)
Appeal on Judicial Recusal Due to Criminal Complaints Filed Against Litigant
The core of the decision is admitting the request for judicial recusation based on the grounds listed in this article.
12.2009.151 · ti (art. 27 CPC)
Recusal of Judge Due to Criminal Complaints Against Opponent
This provision defines the grounds for challenging a judge, which were used to justify admitting the recusal.
12.2009.22 · ti (art. 27 CPC)
Appellant's Motion for Judge Disqualification Denied Due to Lack of New Objective Grounds
This provision, specifically referred to as art. 27 lett. b CPC in the reasoning, is the basis for rejecting the request for recusal.