Art. 66 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Parteifähigkeit

HG 2011 20 · be (Art. 66 ZPO)

Branch Lacks Standing; Universal Service Obligation Does Not Extend to Foreign Entities

The application was dismissed because the applicant (a branch office) lacked legal capacity to be a party (Parteifähigkeit).

14.1995.96 · ti (art. 66 cpv. 3 CPC)

Creditors' Petition for Bankruptcy Upheld After Revocation of Composition Moratorium

This article was likely cited implicitly or explicitly in the procedure leading to the cost allocation order (Art. 3 in the dispositive), although the specific text only lists the articles considered (art. 172, 173a, 174, 175, 308 e 309 LEF) before the final orders.

AA080166 · zh (§ 66 Abs. 1 ZPO/ZH)

Court of Cassation Overturns Costs Imposed for Premature Declaration of Settlement Unreadiness

This provision concerning the imposition of costs for unnecessary actions was central to the legal error found by the Tribunal.

HSU.2025.47 · ag (Art. 66 Abs. 1 lit. a ZPO)

Provisional Lien Holder's Failure to Pursue Definitive Registration Leads to Cost Reallocation

Cited implicitly through the reference to the original decision's cost allocation, which is now being revised by this new decision.

ZVE.2025.28 · ag (Art. 66 ZPO)

Rental Dispute: Husband Not Liable as Landlord

Cited to establish the plaintiff's legal capacity to be a party.

ZK2 2024 13 · sz (Art. 66 Abs. 1 lit. a ZPO)

Appeal of Provisional Measures Ruling

The court upheld the decision of the lower court regarding the costs of the appeal proceedings.

VB.2025.00248 · zh (Art. 66 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Supervised Housing Placement Stay Review Dismissed as Moot

The court costs were imposed on the appellant because the appeal would presumably have been dismissed (E. 3.2).

LE240007 · zh (Art. 66 ZPO)

Parental Rights and Financial Settlement in International Relocation Case

Although not explicitly cited in the final orders, the court imposes costs (Dispositives 4, 5, 6, 7) referring to the procedure (ZPO/LTF). Since the orders primarily reference ZPO for procedural aspects like notification (Art. 318/239 ZPO) and deadlines, and the cost implications are dealt with under those procedural umbrella, I will stick to explicitly cited procedural/substantive articles.

LZ250001 · zh (Art. 66 Abs. 1 lit. b ZPO)

Child Custody and Contact Modification Order

Implied by dispositive order 4 which allocates costs to the parties and orders the defendant to reimburse the plaintiff for half the appeal court fee.

ZKBES.2025.160 · so (Art. 66 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Divorce Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Irreparable Harm in Procedural Extension Ruling

Applied to order the appellant to pay the costs of the appeal proceedings.

ZSU.2024.228 · ag (Art. 66 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Custody and Support Modification in Divorce Proceeding

Kostenregelung.

ZKBES.2025.100 · so (Art. 66 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Debtor's Appeal on Provisional Remedy Based on Loss Certificate Copy Dismissed

The appellant was ordered to pay the costs of the appeal proceedings.

RU250025 · zh (Art. 66 ZPO)

Plaintiff v. Deceased Defendant on Procedural Capacity

Implicitly confirmed the reason for the prior non-entry decision (lack of legal capacity) which is part of the appeal's subject matter, as the appeal itself was dismissed.

PC240036 · zh (Art. 66 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Applicant's Appeal for Cost Advance Denied Due to Insufficient Financial Disclosure

This is not explicitly mentioned in the dispositive but is relevant for the decision on costs.

ARMC.2025.38 · ne (Art. 66 ss CPC)

Landlord v. Tenant: Indemnity Claim Fee Exemption in Eviction Appeal

Cited in the reasoning when discussing the state's liability for costs and when the court is not considered a party to the proceedings.