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SCHKGLPLEF
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Art. 84 Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG)
SchKG; Zweiter Titel: Schuldbetreibung; VIII. Zahlungsbefehl und Rechtsvorschlag; D. Beseitigung des Rechtsvorschlages; 4. Rechtsöffnungsverfahren
Art. 84 SchKG
Der Richter des Betreibungsortes entscheidet über Gesuche um Rechtsöffnung.
Er gibt dem Betriebenen sofort nach Eingang des Gesuches Gelegenheit zur mündlichen oder schriftlichen Stellungnahme und eröffnet danach innert fünf Tagen seinen Entscheid.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (214)
CCC.1999.7591 · ne (Art. 84 LP)
Landlord v. Tenant: Provisional Payment Proceedings and Set-Off Claim Over Restoration Costs
Cited regarding the time frame for the decision in summary proceedings for provisional lifting of the objection.
ZSU.2024.282 · ag (Art. 251 lit. a ZPO i.V.m. Art. 84 SchKG)
Appeal Dismissed for Late Filing
Cited to establish that decisions on provisional legal relief are made in summary proceedings.
14.2024.151 · ti (art. 84 cpv. 2 LEF)
Loan Agreement Enforcement: Failure to Timely Substantiate Essential Error Defense
Cited in the reasoning (Considerando 2) concerning the execution force conferred on the title without delay.
ZKBES.2025.2 · so (Art. 84 Abs. 2 SchKG)
Appeal Dismissed for Procedural Inadmissibility in Legal Opening Proceedings
Cited in the reasoning as context for the summary nature of the debt enforcement proceedings, supporting the decision against granting further delays.
EB240556 · zh (Art. 84 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Provisional Debt Enforcement Refused Due to Void Suretyship Under Swiss Law
Cited to confirm the local jurisdiction of the court based on the place of enforcement.
102 2024 191 · fr (Art. 84 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Formal Compliance and Failure to Address Substantive Findings; Free Legal Aid Denied
Cited in conjunction with Art. 46 ZPO to establish the court's jurisdiction.
RT240111 · zh (Art. 84 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Swiss Court Affirms Jurisdiction in Debt Enforcement Case
Cited as the rule establishing the judge at the place of debt collection as competent for debt collection applications, relevant to the jurisdiction argument, but not directly applied in the dispositive orders.
14.2024.47 · ti (art. 84 cpv. 2 LEF)
Tax Authorities v. Debtor: Definitive Titles for Tax Enforcement
Cited regarding the immediate granting of enforceability when no liberatory exceptions are proven.
CC 2024 9 · ju (art. 84 LP)
Debtor's Foreign Residence No Bar to Debt Collection Proceedings
Cited to establish the jurisdiction of the judge for the request for removal of opposition based on a seizure.
KSK 2024 11 · gr (Art. 84 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Jurisdiction in Debt Enforcement Post-Relocation Without Notice
Cited in the reasoning to establish the court at the place of attachment as the competent authority for granting judicial review.
14.2023.122 · ti (art. 84 cpv. 2 LEF)
Employer Opposition to Enforcement Order Based on Joint Committee Letter
This provision concerns the immediate enforcement if exceptions are not proven, which is part of the general rules governing the procedure used.
RT230130 · zh (Art. 84 Abs. 2 SchKG)
Enforcement of Legal Costs Upheld Amidst Fraud Claims
The court cited this provision to emphasize the urgency of the provisional enforcement proceedings (Rechtsöffnungsverfahren) and rejected the request for a stay.
14.2023.24 · ti (art. 84 cpv. 2 LEF)
Appeal Regarding Enforcement of Co-Ownership Cost Division: Interest Accrual and Penalty Fee Dispute
Cited in the general reasoning about conferring executive force to the title without delay (point 2).
ZK 2023 7 · be (Art. 84 al. 2 LP)
Creditor's Appeal Deadline and Validity of Service by Publication in Enforcement Proceedings
Cited as the provision establishing the right of the debtor to respond in writing to the mainlevée request, the violation of which led to the admission of the appeal.
221----------- · vd (Art. 84 al. 1 LP)
Cantonal Court Dismisses Appeal on Opposition Waiver in Debt Collection Proceedings Due to Procedural Defects
Cited in the reasoning to support the jurisdiction of the lower court, but not explicitly used in the final orders (Order I and II).