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Art. 294 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO)
ZPO; 2. Teil: Besondere Bestimmungen; 6. Titel: Besondere eherechtliche Verfahren; 2. Kapitel: Scheidungsverfahren
Art. 294 ZPO
Das Verfahren bei Eheungültigkeits- und Ehetrennungsklagen richtet sich sinngemäss nach den Vorschriften über die Scheidungsklage.
Eine Trennungsklage kann bis zum Beginn der Urteilsberatung in eine Scheidungsklage umgewandelt werden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (25)
101 2023 99 · fr (art. 294 CPC)
Spousal/Child Support and Custody Modification Appeal
Cited in the reasoning (ch. 4.4) regarding the primary interest of the child, which justifies the modification of visitation rights (ch. V).
C/3555/2023 · ge (art. 294 CPC)
Spousal Support Appeal: Imputed Income and Retroactivity in Annulment Case
Applied by analogy, referencing the rules applicable to provisional measures in divorce proceedings to an annulment action.
228----------- · vd (Art. 294 al. 1 CPC)
Husband v. Wife (Evidence Required for Foreign Marriage Certificate in Annulment Proceeding)
Cited by the court in the reasoning to indicate that divorce procedure rules apply analogously to annulment actions, justifying the substitution of divorce for annulment based on the parties' requests.
HC.2018.910 · vd (Art. 294 CPC)
Third Party Standing in Marriage Annulment Regarding Patrimonial Effects
Cited in order II as part of the legal basis discussed concerning the analogy between annulment proceedings and unilateral divorce proceedings (Art. 290 CPC is referenced alongside it in the reasoning).
101 2015 276 · fr (art. 294 al. 1 CPC)
Custody Modification and Child Support Adjustment in Marital Dissolution Appeal
Cited in the reasoning regarding the court's ability to re-examine child support contributions when spousal support is appealed.
C/13111/2015 · ge (art. 294 al. 1 CPC)
Husband's Property Sale for Medical Expenses Upheld Over Wife's Claim to Family Home
Cited in the reasoning regarding the applicability of divorce procedure, but not explicitly in the final orders, hence excluded based on strict rule.
11.2013.50 · ti (art. 294 cpv. 1 CPC)
Appeal Concerning Marriage Annulment and Divorce Based on Misrepresentation and Marital Desertion
Cited in the reasoning to establish the appeal period for nullity of marriage cases.
16.2010.32 · ti (art. 294 cpv. 3 CPC ticinese)
Condominium Fee Assessment Dispute and Invalid Credit Claim
Cited in the reasoning as a procedural rule allowing the judge to ask parties to complete their evidence, which the court used to justify the procedure followed.
16.2009.9 · ti (art. 294 cpv. 2 CPC)
Software Buyer's Father's Cassation Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Standing and Procedural Deficiencies
Cited in the reasoning regarding the limitations on raising new arguments at the cassation stage, which contributed to the inadmissibility finding.
16.2007.71 · ti (art. 294 cpv. 2 CPC)
Employee v. Employer: Travel Expense Reimbursement Appeal
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the procedural exclusion of written correspondence between parties and the judge outside of established court sessions.
AGVE.2003.4 · ag (§ 294 ZPO)
Summary vs. Ordinary Proceedings for Possessory Claims
Cited as the provision allowing the judge to issue provisional measures in cases of urgent danger, even before hearing the opposing party, within summary proceedings.
AGVE.2003.4 · ag (§ 294 ZPO)
Possessory Actions and Preliminary Relief
Cited as the procedural rule for issuing provisional measures in cases of urgent danger.
11.2000.58 · ti (art. 294 CPC)
Heirs v. Executor: Fee Dispute, Joinder, and Procedural Track Reversal
Cited in the reasoning to identify the procedure the lower court incorrectly ordered (Art. 291 et seq. CPC being the one cited by the lower court).
AGVE.2000.16 · ag (§ 294 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Appellate Court Rules Interim Measure Denial Lacks Appeal Rights
Cited to explain the nature of provisional measures and the lack of a right to appeal their issuance or denial.
AGVE.2000.16 · ag (§ 294 Abs. 2 ZPO)
Appellate Court Rules Interim Measure Denial Lacks Appeal Rights
Cited to explain the temporary nature of provisional measures and their lapse upon the final decision.