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Art. 60 Loi sur la justice (LJ) - Autorité de conciliation - Principe
Compétence des autorités judiciaires - Juridiction civile
Art. 60 LJ · Principe
1. Un président ou une présidente du tribunal compétent pour juger de l'affaire au fond est l'autorité de conciliation au sens des articles 197 et suivants CPC.
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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (3)
101 2020 198 · fr (Art. 60 al. 2 LJ)
Appeal Against Judge's Refusal in Custody Dispute
This provision was examined to determine if a new president should be appointed, but the court ultimately ruled it inapplicable as contrary to federal law.
101 2016 187 · fr (Art. 60 al. 2 LJ)
Cantonal Judge Recusal Rule Invalidated by Federal Law
The court found this provision, which allows a party to request a different judge for the main proceedings based solely on the judge's prior participation in conciliation, to be contrary to federal law (specifically Art. 47 para. 2 let. b CPC), leading to the rejection of the appeal.
101 2016 196 · fr (art. 60 al. 2 LJ)
Federal Impartiality vs. Cantonal Recusal in Prior Conciliation Role
The court determined that this cantonal provision, which allows a party to demand a different judge based solely on the conciliation participation, violates federal law and must therefore be rejected.