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Art. 2 LPR Legge sulla procedura di ricorso in materia di esecuzione e fallimento (LPR)
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Art. 2 LPR
La legge regola il ricorso: [4]
a) contro ogni provvedimento contrario alla legge federale sull’esecuzione e sul fallimento;
b) contro ogni provvedimento inopportuno;
c) per denegata o ritardata giustizia.
[4] Frase modificata dalla L 12.3.1997; in vigore dal 6.6.1997 - BU 1997, 274.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (14)
15.2023.129 · ti (art. 2 LPR)
Appeal Against Enforcement Orders Dismissed Due to Alleged Abuse
Cited in the reasoning regarding the competence of the Appellate Court as supervisory authority.
36.2007.1 · ti (Art. 2 cpv. 6 LPr.TCA)
Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Procedural Non-Compliance
This procedural rule was cited as the basis for declaring the appeal inadmissible in order number 1.
36.2007.1 · ti (art. 2 cpv. 6 LPr.TCA)
Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Procedural Non-Compliance
The appeal was declared inadmissible based on the failure to comply with the formal requirements outlined in this article after multiple opportunities to complete the filing.
36.2004.37 · ti (art. 2 LPr.TCA)
Appeal Dismissal for Incomplete Filing and Insufficient Justification for Delay
Cited in the preamble to the final orders, relating to the procedure for filing appeals.
36.2004.37 · ti (art. 2 cpv. 6 LPr.TCA)
Appeal Dismissal for Incomplete Filing and Insufficient Justification for Delay
Cited in the reasoning preceding the dispositive, as the procedural basis for declaring the appeal inadmissible due to failure to complete the filing within the set deadlines.
36.2002.35 · ti (Art. 2 LPr.TCA)
Insurance Premium Overpayment Dispute Dismissed for Procedural Non-Compliance
Cited in the reasoning regarding the necessity to complete the petition, which led to the final order to strike the case from the roll.
36.2002.32 · ti (art. 2 LPr.TCA)
Claimants v. Health Insurer (Mandatory vs. Supplementary Insurance Claims)
Cited to require the parties to complete the insufficient petition regarding supplementary benefits.
15.2001.00315 · ti (art. 2 LPR)
Creditor Challenge to Bankruptcy Administration's Preliminary Approval of Asset Return
This article defining the supervisory authority's competence is cited in the concluding statement.
15.1997.236 · ti (art. 2 lett.a e b LPR)
Supervisory Authority Upholds Dismissal of Inadmissible Bankruptcy Appeal Regarding Settled Debt Guarantee Issue
The appeal was declared inadmissible because its object did not consist of a decision subject to appeal as defined by these articles.
15.2001.00315 · ti (art. 2 LPR)
Creditor Appeal Against Bankruptcy Office Decision on Third-Party Vehicle Claims and Request for Accounting Documents
Cited in the preamble to the operative part, this provision defines the supervisory authority's jurisdiction, relevant for dismissing the part of the appeal concerning orders to the bankruptcy administrators.
36.2002.32 · ti (Art. 2 LPr.TCA)
Insurance Premium Dispute: LAMal vs. Supplementary Insurance Procedural Requirements
Cited as the rule allowing the remittance of the non-compliant act to the filing party for completion.
36.2004.37 · ti (art. 2 LPr.TCA)
Insurance Indemnity Reduction Appeal Inadmissibility
Cited in the reasoning before the dispositive, related to the supplementary procedure.
36.2004.37 · ti (art. 2 cpv. 6 LPr.TCA)
Insurance Indemnity Reduction Appeal Inadmissibility
Cited as part of the legal basis for declaring the appeal inadmissible after the granted completion deadlines lapsed.
36.2007.1 · ti (art. 2 cpv. 6 LPr.TCA)
Insured Party v. Insurer: Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Procedural Non-Compliance
Used to declare the appeal inadmissible due to failure to complete or remedy deficiencies upon request.