Art. 21 Loi d'organisation judiciaire neuchâteloise (OJN), du 27 janvier 2010 - Composition

CC.2008.95 · ne (Art. 21 let. a OJN)

Creditor Revocation of Debtor's Employment Termination for Prejudice

Cited in the reasoning to establish the court's jurisdiction based on the value in dispute.

CC.2009.143 · ne (art. 21 let. b OJN)

Annulment of Paternity Recognition Based on Disproven DNA Evidence and Litigation Misconduct

Cited in the reasoning regarding the subject-matter jurisdiction of the court, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.

CC.2004.117 · ne (Art. 21 let. a OJN)

Employee Challenge to Non-Compete Clause Upheld Due to Lack of Trade Secret Access

Cited as the basis for the cantonal court's jurisdiction over the case.

CC.2007.72 · ne (art.21 [OJN](http://rsn.ne.ch/ajour_88/dati/f/s/1611.htm))

Directors Successfully Annul Debt Enforcement Proceedings Following Contract Termination Dispute

Cited implicitly as part of the basis for jurisdiction regarding the value of the dispute, although this article is not strictly in the dispositive orders, the reasoning for the applicable jurisdiction is based on the value determined by the conclusions of the case which relate to the main subject matter.

CC.2001.78 · ne (Art. 21 let.a et 9 OJN)

Partnership Member's Solo Action on Construction Contract Rejected Due to Lack of Standing

Cited in the reasoning leading to the dismissal of the arbitration exception, which justified the court's material competence to judge the case.

CC.2001.126 · ne (art.21 al.1 litt.a OJN)

Contractor v. Homeowners: Defective Painting and Plastering Contract Dispute

Used to establish the competence of the Cantonal Court due to the value of the dispute.

HR.1996.1602 · ne (art.21 al.1 litt.b OJN)

Rectification of Civil Status Based on True Identity Over Prior Misrepresentation

Cited in the reasoning (Considerant 1b) to establish the court's material jurisdiction, but not cited in the dispositive.