Art. 406 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Gerichtsstandsvereinbarung

HC.2017.826 · vd (Art. 406 CPC)

Forum Selection Clause Tacit Acceptance Invalidated by Express Agreement Requirement

This procedural article was cited in the reasoning to establish that the applicable law for determining the validity of the choice of forum clause is the law in force at the time it was adopted.

HG160196 · zh (Art. 406 ZPO)

Securities Account Transfer Dispute: Jurisdiction Based on Asset Value Threshold

Cited in the reasoning to determine that the validity of the jurisdiction agreement is governed by the law in force at the time of its conclusion.

608 2016 53 · fr (Art. 406 al. 4 CPC)

Denial of Disability Benefits Upheld Based on Evidence at Time of Initial Decision

Although not explicitly listed in the orders, this is the procedural rule commonly used by cantonal courts for costs when applying cantonal procedural law, even if the specific article is not cited in the dispositive, the cost award must be based on a procedural rule, assuming the decision implies the application of the cantonal code of civil procedure (CPC) for cost fixation in the absence of explicit insurance law citation for costs.

ZK2 2016 54 · gr (Art. 406 ZPO)

Jurisdiction for Debt Enforcement Annulment Over Forum Selection Clause

Cited in reasoning regarding the applicable law for the validity of the choice of forum agreement, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.

C/25807/2012 · ge (Art. 406 CPC)

Employee Dismissal During Probation Upheld Despite Harassment Claims

Cited in the reasoning regarding the inadmissibility/receivability of the appeal.

HG140148 · zh (Art. 406 ZPO)

Plaintiff v. Defendant: Default Judgment on Outstanding Vehicle Lease Payments

Determines that the validity of a forum selection agreement is governed by the law in force at the time of its conclusion.

C/20780/2013 · ge (Art. 406 CPC)

Settlement Costs Allocation Following Compromise on Preliminary Injunctions

Cited in the dispositive for ordering that the advance payment provided by the respondents (intimés) is acquired by the State.

Jug.2012.241 · vd (Art. 406 al. 2 CPC‑VD)

Maintenance of Parental Authority Despite Prior Instability

Cited in the final orders for the decision to render the judgment without costs or fees.

Arr.t.2011.437 · vd (art. 406 al. 2 CPC)

Withdrawal of Parental Authority Due to Maternal Instability and Unfitness

Cited as the basis for rendering the judgment without costs in section 4.

Jug.2010.104 · vd (Art. 406 al. 2 CPC)

In Re: Withdrawal of Parental Authority Due to Severe Neglect

Cited as the basis for rendering the decision without costs.

Jug.2010.83 · vd (Art. 406 al. 2 CPC)

Withdrawal of Parental Authority Over Minor in Foster Care

Cited as the basis for rendering the judgment without costs.

Jug.2010.84 · vd (Art. 406 al. 2 CPC)

Withdrawal of Parental Authority Due to Substance Abuse and Parental Incapacity

Cited in the reasoning section as the basis for rendering the judgment without costs.

12.2009.178 · ti (art. 406 cpv. 1 CPC)

Landlords Upheld in Retaining Campground Goodwill After Lease Termination

Cited in the reasoning regarding the procedural deadline for raising exceptions like prescription in lease and tenancy procedures.

Jug.2010.79 · vd (art. 406 al. 2 CPC)

Withdrawal of Parental Authority Due to Parental Incapacity

This provision allowed the decision to be rendered without costs, as stated in the conclusion of section 4.

Arr.t.2010.1097 · vd (Art. 406 al. 2 CPC)

Withdrawal of Parental Authority Due to Prolonged Absence and Neglect

Used in the final orders to rule that the judgment should be rendered without costs.