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Art. 278 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Persönliches Erscheinen
ZPO; 2. Teil: Besondere Bestimmungen; 6. Titel: Besondere eherechtliche Verfahren; 2. Kapitel: Scheidungsverfahren
Art. 278 ZPO · Persönliches Erscheinen
Die Parteien müssen persönlich zu den Verhandlungen erscheinen, sofern das Gericht sie nicht wegen Krankheit, Alter oder anderen wichtigen Gründen dispensiert.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (28)
PE.2022.0150 · vd (art. 278 CPC)
Algerian National Residency Appeal After Divorce and Criminal History
Mentioned in the context of the appellant potentially being excused from personal appearance for ongoing procedures.
11.2021.68 · ti (art. 278 CPC)
Marital Protection and Debtor Withholding Dismissal Appeal
Cited as an example of a legal basis requiring personal appearance in divorce proceedings.
TDSIO C1 19 180 · vs (art. 278 CPC)
Property Owner v. Defunct Company Manager/Liquidator for Damages
Cited in the context of summoning the defendant to the mandatory hearing, but not explicitly in the final ruling orders.
197.198 · vd (art. 278 al. 3 CPC)
Cantonal Court Debt Seizure Cross-Appeals: Compensation Claims Based on French Divorce Rulings
Cited in conjunction with Art. 321 al. 1, 2 et 3 CPC for ruling on the admissibility of the appeal filed by G._____.
TDHCO C2 18 67 · vs (art. 278 al. 2 CPC)
Lessor v. Lessee: Eviction for Non-Payment of Commercial Rent
Cited in the reasoning regarding the enforcement of the eviction, which relates to order 2 concerning the use of public force.
TDHCO C2 18 67 · vs (art. 278 al. 2 par renvoi de l'art. 295 al. 2 CPC)
Lessor v. Lessee: Eviction for Non-Payment of Commercial Rent
Cited in the reasoning explaining that the landlord can seek the assistance of the public force for costs incurred if the eviction is not executed, which is then echoed in the context of order 2 regarding the possibility of requesting public force assistance.
LC170004 · zh (Art. 278 ZPO)
Wife's Appeal Against Divorce Decree and Ancillary Orders Dismissed
The court considered this article in point 6 regarding the obligation of the parties to appear in person at the hearing, which was a central element of the appeal's admissibility and merits.
FE.2017.6 · sg (Art. 278 ZPO)
Unilateral Revocation of Joint Divorce Petition Requires Personal Declaration
Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirement for personal appearance at divorce negotiations, which underpins the lack of a valid withdrawal.
C/5/2012 · ge (art. 278 al. 3 CPC)
Arbitration Award Enforcement and Provisional Seizure Notification Requirements
Cited for declaring the respondent's new conclusions inadmissible because they related to the lifting of opposition to a payment order, which falls outside the scope of the appeal against the seizure ruling.
LP100072 · zh (§ 278 ZPO/ZH)
Maintenance and Cost Allocation Appeal in Separation Case
Cited in the reasoning regarding new evidence in appeals, but not in the dispositive orders.
C/713/2012 · ge (art. 278 CPC)
Spousal Support Provisional Measures: Financial Disclosure and Hearing Requirements in Marital Proceedings
Cited in the dispositive order regarding the procedure for ordering the summoning of parties to a hearing.
LP100096 · zh (§ 278 ZPO/ZH)
Child Custody, Visitation, and Support Modification
Regulates the admissibility of new arguments in appeal proceedings, in conjunction with § 267 Abs. 1 ZPO/ZH.
LQ110009 · zh (§ 278 ZPO/ZH)
Spousal and Child Support Reduction Denied Due to Sufficient Inherited Assets
Cited to allow new factual claims or denials and the presentation of new evidence in appeal proceedings.
LQ110009 · zh (§ 278 i.V.m. § 276 i.V.m. § 138 und § 115 Ziff. 4 ZPO/ZH)
Spousal and Child Support Reduction Denied Due to Sufficient Inherited Assets
Cited to allow new factual claims or denials and the presentation of new evidence in appeal proceedings.
LP100069 · zh (§ 278 i.V.m. § 267 ZPO/ZH)
Spousal Support Modification Appeal Based on Income Reduction
Cited in the reasoning to specify the rules on admitting new evidence in the appeal regarding maintenance contributions which are subject to the principle of disposition.