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Art. 380 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Unentgeltliche Rechtspflege

ZPO; 3. Teil: Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit; 5. Titel: Das Schiedsverfahren
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Art. 380 ZPO · Unentgeltliche Rechtspflege

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (25)

C/18103/2021 · ge (art. 380 CPC)
Divorce Appeal: Child Support Recalculation and Pension Division Deferral
The main procedural ground used to declare the appeal admissible.
CACIV.2023.40 · ne (Art. 380 al. 1 CPC)
Modification of Provisional Measures: Appeal on Disposable Income Calculation
Not cited in the dispositive.
Arr.t.2010.142 · vd (Art. 380 al. 4 CPC)
Appellant v. Respondent: Annulment of Interdiction Closure for Procedural Defects
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the possibility for the judge to issue an order for arrest if the denounced party does not appear.
Arr.t.2009.1032 · vd (Art. 380 CPC)
Appeal Challenging Civil Interdiction and Indefinite Confinement for Uncooperative Patient with Schizophrenia and Alcohol Dependence
This article regulated the investigation procedure before the Justice de Paix concerning the civil interdiction, which was reviewed on appeal.
11.2000.111 · ti (art. 380 cpv. 2 CPC)
Establishment Noise Injunction Upheld
Cited in the reasoning while discussing the timing of the guarantee deposit, although the main decision on this point relies on admissibility arguments (art. 309 CPC).
11.2000.113 · ti (art. 380 cpv. 2 CPC)
Property Owner v. Public Establishment Owner (Noise and Disturbance Injunction)
Cited in the reasoning to confirm the procedural aspect of when the guarantee must be provided, even though the dispositive does not explicitly mandate payment.
11.2000.116 · ti (Art. 380 cpv. 2 CPC)
Property Owner v. Public Establishment Regarding Noise Injunction
Cited in the reasoning to reject the appellant's claim regarding the timing of the guarantee deposit.
11.2000.118 · ti (Art. 380 cpv. 2 CPC)
Neighbors v. Establishment Proprietor Regarding Noise and Traffic Disturbances
Cited in the reasoning (section 10.c) when discussing the timeline for providing the guarantee required by the lower court's decision.
CCC.1999.7559 · ne (art.380 CPC)
Employee Wages After Voided Dismissal
Cited regarding the rule for evidence administration during the hearing in summary proceedings.
CCC.1998.7430 · ne (art.380 CPC)
Husband's Appeal of Provisional Ruling on Child's Private School Fees in Divorce Proceedings
Cited in the reasoning to justify the summary nature of the procedure where evidence is generally administered at the hearing.
11.1997.35 · ti (art. 380 CPC)
Property Owner v. Neighbors Regarding Staircase and Funicular Agreement
Used to justify treating both appeals within a single judgment for procedural economy.
11.1996.167 · ti (Art. 380 CPC)
Appeal Regarding Provisional Property Restriction Based on Lack of Discernment in Servitude Grant
This article was applied to partially grant the defendant's request regarding the provision of security for the provisional measure.
11.1996.110 · ti (art. 380 CPC)
Property Claim Security Deposit and Injunction Guarantee Dispute
This provision justified the lower court's order to provide security/guarantee related to the preliminary injunction, which was partially modified by the second appeal.
11.1996.125 · ti (Art. 380 CPC)
Appellant's Procedural Security and Guarantee Requirements for Real Estate Claim
This article was the basis for ordering the appellant to post a guarantee related to the precautionary measure.
11.1996.125 · ti (Art. 380 cpv. 1 CPC)
Appellant's Procedural Security and Guarantee Requirements for Real Estate Claim
This article was cited to explain the judge's authority to order guarantees, either ex officio or upon request, when ordering or confirming precautionary measures.