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Art. 24 LTG Legge sulla tariffa giudiziaria (LTG)

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Art. 24 LTG

[7] Il giudice dei provvedimenti coercitivi può prelevare una tassa di giustizia fino a 5’000 franchi.

[7] Art. modificato dalla L 4.6.2012; in vigore dal 10.8.2012 - BU 2012, 365.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (44)

12.2010.15 · ti (art. 24 lett. b LTG 1965)
Assignment Validity in Securities Sale Dispute
Cited in the section on costs to determine the amount of the appeal costs.
13.2008.7 · ti (art. 24 lett. a LTG)
Arbitrator Exceeded Mandate by Including Solely Owned Property in Property Division Award
Cited in relation to the moderation of the judicial fee, referencing the former art. 17 cpv. 1 vTOA.
11.2007.25 · ti (art. 24 lett. b LTG)
Promissory Note Co-Ownership Dispute: Moot Appeal Due to Unpaid Security Deposit
Cited in conjunction with art. 19 LTG to establish the basis for calculating the judicial fee.
11.2005.40 · ti (art. 24 lett. b LTG)
Withdrawal of Appeal Regarding Parental Custody Deprivation and Visitation Rights
Cited in the reasoning as the basis for reducing the court fee because the case ended without a judgment.
11.2005.94 · ti (art. 24 lett. b LTG)
Appeal Withdrawal Due to Settlement in Defamation Case
Cited regarding the reduction of court fees because the case ended without a judgment.
11.2003.70 · ti (art. 24 lett. b LTG)
Property Owners Appeal Increased Security Deposit for Noise Injunction
Cited in the reasoning (Consid. 6) to justify setting the court fee based on the values involved.
11.2004.63 · ti (art. 24 lett. b LTG)
Adult Child Support Settlement Bars Modification of Original Ruling
Cited as the procedural basis for adequately reducing the appeal court fee because the case did not end with a judgment on the merits.
11.2003.52 · ti (art. 24 lett. b LTG)
Appeal Withdrawal in Divorce Provisional Measures Case Following Settlement
Cited to justify the adequate reduction of the court fee due to the case ending without a judgment.
11.2004.128 · ti (art. 24 lett. b LTG)
Appeal Against Conditional Precautionary Measure Dismissed as Inadmissible
Cited in the reasoning for determining the amount of the court fee (tassa di giustizia) included in the costs.
11.2003.18 · ti (art. 24 lett. a LTG)
Pre-emption Right Validity and Voluntary Desistance in Dismissal
Cited in connection with determining the amount of the court fee (tassa di giustizia).
11.2002.128 · ti (art. 24 lett. a LTG)
Plaintiff v. Defendants: Declaratory Judgment on Defamation
Applied when setting the court fee for the main appeal.
11.2001.47 · ti (art. 24 lett. a LTG)
Pledge Release Denied Due to Insufficient Set-Off Compensation
Cited in conjunction with the cost division for the appeal tax.
10.2001.37 · ti (art. 24 lett. b LTG)
Trademark Seizure Settlement Costs Allocation
Cited as the basis for applying the rules on the amount of the court fee in relation to the case value.
11.2001.23 · ti (art. 24 lett. a LTG)
Separation and Divorce Petition Denial Upheld on Appeal
Mentioned in the context of reducing the judicial fee for equitable reasons while applying costs.
11.2000.96 · ti (art. 24 lett. a LTG)
Appeal for Provisional Corporate Measures Denied Due to Lack of Urgency and Inappropriate Scope
Cited by analogy as a basis for apportioning costs alongside Art. 148 CPC.