Art. 97 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Aufklärung über die Prozesskosten

AbR.1990.91.Nr.4 · ow (Art. 97 ZPO)

Cassation Appeal for Cost Decisions of Higher Court

This provision was used to explain why a Rekurs (appeal) to the Obergerichtskommission is not applicable to cost decisions made by the Obergericht when the main case is not being further appealed.

ZKBES.2025.187 · so (Art. 97 ZPO)

Appellant Denied Legal Aid for Failure to Disclose Assets

This procedural rule was mentioned as part of the justification for dismissing the initial request, relating to the court's discretion regarding setting deadlines for deficient applications.

LC240034 · zh (Art. 97 ZPO)

Mandatory Pedagogical Family Support Upheld Against Parental Objection

Cited in the reasoning regarding the court's duty to inform unrepresented parties about the requirements for legal aid.

HE240111 · zh (Art. 97 ZPO)

Provisional Construction Lien Registration for Material and Labor Claims

This article concerns the court's obligation to inform unrepresented parties about the likely amount of procedural costs, which is mentioned prior to the final orders regarding costs.

ZKBES.2024.81 · so (Art. 97 ZPO)

Appeal Regarding Advance on Party Costs and Legal Aid in Divorce Proceedings

Although not explicitly in the dispositive orders 1-3, this provision was cited in the reasoning (5.5) regarding the court's obligation to grant a deadline for improvement, which influenced the decision to dismiss the appeal.

MJ240030.L.Z1 · zh (Art. 97 ZPO)

Tenant Challenge to Rent Increase Validity and Subsequent Increase Impact

Cited regarding the obligation to inform the parties about expected costs and legal aid.

LD230005 · zh (Art. 97 ZPO)

Moot Wage Attachment After Support Obligation Nullified

Cited in the reasoning regarding the court's power not to grant an extension for improving an incomplete request for legal aid when represented by counsel.

ZSU.2023.157 · ag (Art. 97 ZPO)

Appeal for Free Legal Aid in Divorce Partially Granted

States that the court is not obligated to set a supplementary deadline for an attorney-represented party to correct an incomplete or unclear application.

PA240008 · zh (Art. 97 ZPO)

Involuntary Commitment Withdrawal and Cost Imposition Appeal

Cited in the reasoning (4.1) as a reservation regarding the refusal of legal aid if there was a violation of the duty to inform by the lower court.

LB230043 · zh (Art. 97 ZPO)

Appeal Regarding Termination of Non-Existence Action Following Withdrawal of Provisional Enforcement Challenge

Mentioned as the provision governing the possibility of free legal aid in the subsequent ordinary civil procedure that the appellant must follow.

PP230057 · zh (Art. 97 ZPO)

Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Specific Legal Challenge to Cost Advance Order

The appellant was not informed by the lower court about the possibility of free legal aid and its requirements, which is mentioned in the reasoning citing this article.

ZSU.2023.108 · ag (Art. 97 ZPO)

Free Legal Aid Denied on Appeal Due to New Factual Claims and Insufficient Documentation

This provision is cited to explain that the court is not obligated to grant an extension for an incomplete or unclear application when a party is represented by counsel.

LZ220038 · zh (Art. 97 ZPO)

Father's Appeal on Child Custody and Support Partially Granted

Cited in the reasoning regarding the court's discretion not to grant an extension for correcting an incomplete legal aid application from a represented party.

C3 23 42 · vs (Art. 97 ZPO)

Legal Aid Denial Based on Incomplete Documentation and Parental Obligation

Cited as the procedural rule concerning the court's obligation (or lack thereof) to set a subsequent deadline for an incomplete application when the party is represented by counsel.

BZ 2023 11 · zg (Art. 97 ZPO)

Appeal Regarding Legal Representation Compensation in Divorce Case Dismissed

Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the court's obligation to inform the unrepresented party about potential costs, but not explicitly cited in the final dispositive orders.