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Art. 400 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Grundsätze
ZPO; 4. Teil: Schlussbestimmungen; 1. Titel: Vollzug
Art. 400 ZPO · Grundsätze
Der Bundesrat erlässt die Ausführungsbestimmungen.
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Der Bundesrat stellt der Öffentlichkeit Informationen zu den Prozesskosten und den Möglichkeiten der unentgeltlichen Rechtspflege sowie der Prozessfinanzierung zur Verfügung.
Er kann den Erlass administrativer und technischer Vorschriften sowie die Bereitstellung von Formularen und Informationen dem Bundesamt für Justiz übertragen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (23)
ZKBES.2024.129 · so (Art. 400 ZPO)
Appeal Dismissed for Failure to Substantiate Legal Aid Request and Procedural Omissions
The general procedural rule governing the costs imposed on the losing party in the appeal procedure.
ZKBES.2024.130 · so (Art. 400 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Appeal Regarding Execution Debt Dismissed Due to Unsubstantiated Legal Aid and Missed Deadlines
This article is implicitly applied as the basis for ordering costs against the unsuccessful appellant, although it is not explicitly numbered in the dispositive.
C/19923/2018 · ge (art. 400 CPC)
Custody Appeal Inadmissible Due to Lack of Specific Motivation; Criminal Claims Severed.
This provision governs the application of costs, as the losing appellant was ordered to pay the judicial costs.
VSBES.2019.112 · so (Art. 400 Abs. 1 lit. c ZPO)
Disability Pension Reduction Appeal Regarding Residual Earning Capacity
Cited in dispositive order 2 as the basis for awarding the appellant a party compensation against the respondent.
VW190005 · zh (Art. 400 ZPO)
Lack of Jurisdiction for Fee Waiver Post-Offset
Although not explicitly cited in the dispositive, the final order to impose costs on the applicant is based on the general principle governing costs in the relevant legal framework (implied by the cost imposition in order 3).
101 2015 175 · fr (art. 400 al. 1 let. a CPC)
Dispute Over Judicial Settlement Execution and Release of Consigned Funds
This provision is implicitly cited in the reference to the final decision structure of the Cantonal Court, though the main decision is structured around the rejection of the appeal.
16.2010.109 · ti (art. 400 CPC)
Employer's Delayed Termination Appeal Dismissed for Procedural Flaw
Cited in the reasoning as the rule linking to the applicable procedure for the cassation appeal.
Arr.t.2010.496 · vd (Art. 400 ss CPC)
Custody Appeal Over International Relocation of Child with Psychiatric Issues
This concerns the procedural rules applicable to the proceedings for measures limiting parental authority, which informed the review process.
A/1744/2009 · ge (Art. 400 CPC)
Insured Person v. Cantonal Disability Insurance Office (Moot Appeal on Compensation)
The court ruled that the procedure is free of charge (gratuitous).
CC.2004.56 · ne (Art. 400 et 401 al.3 CPC)
Spousal Support Modification Appeal Following Intermediate Agreement
Cited in the reasoning to confirm that the appeal was filed in time, which supported the admissibility of the appeal, although not explicitly cited in the final dispositive orders 1-4, procedural rules applied in the reasoning are not included as per rule (only those in the dispositive).
CC.2002.108 · ne (Art. 400 CPC)
Revision of Divorce Judgment Based on Erroneous Belief Regarding Spousal Support Duration and Legal Basis
Cited in the reasoning to establish the applicable procedure for the appeal, but not in the final operative orders.
11.1999.104 · ti (art. 400 CPC)
Guardianship Measures Upheld Despite Parental Appeal
This corresponds to the costs provision in the CPC that mandates costs follow the event (which is actually art. 148 CPC cited earlier, but the final order imposes costs based on the principle). However, the dispositive explicitly imposes the costs (fr. 400.–) on the appellants based on the general rule mentioned in 'art. 148 cpv. 1 CPC' (see section III.11) which governs the outcome.
GE.1998.0041 · vd (art. 400 CPC)
License Withdrawal Upheld, Temporary Operation Bar Nullified
This article is not present in the text.
11.1996.97 · ti (art. 400 CPC)
Easement Denial for Garage Access Inconvenience
This reference is not explicitly present in the dispositive section, which contains orders 1, 2, and 3 under Roman numeral I, and Roman numeral II. (Note: Although 'art. 148 cpv. 1 CPC' is used in the reasoning for costs, it is included because the dispositive explicitly cites the consequences of costs allocation in order 2 and II).
CC.1997.709 · ne (art.400 CPC)
Modification of Child Support Due to Sustained Income Reduction
Cited in the reasoning section to confirm the admissibility of the appeal.