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Art. 96g LOI d'organisation judiciaire (LOJV) - [ 29 ]

Titre II, Chapitre IIIbis
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Art. 96g LOJV · [ 29 ]

1. La Chambre patrimoniale cantonale connaît, pour l'ensemble du canton, de toutes les causes patrimoniales dont la valeur litigieuse est supérieure à 100'000 francs, ainsi que toutes les causes qui lui sont attribuées par la loi.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (4)

Jug.2013.307 · vd (Art. 96g LOJV)
Employer's Relief Fund vs. Former Administrators and Auditor: Jurisdiction Dispute
Cited as the competent jurisdiction to which the case should be referred after the social insurance court declined jurisdiction.
36.2013.XMD · vd (art. 96g LOJV)
Claimant v. Company (Jurisdiction Challenge)
Cited in the reasoning to establish that the Cantonal Heritage Chamber had jurisdiction based on the value in dispute, which helped determine the lack of jurisdiction of the Civil Court under art. 59 al. 2 let. b CPC.
15.2012.PHC · vd (art. 96g LOJV)
Jurisdictional Dispute Over Enforcement Claim Value
Cited in the reasoning to determine the specialized jurisdiction (Chambre patrimoniale cantonale) which, when considered with CPC provisions, resulted in the ruling of inadmissibility.
HC.2011.518 · vd (art. 96g LOJV)
Jurisdictional Challenge to Provisional Measure in Land Readjustment Case
Cited in the preamble, this provision relates to the jurisdiction of the Cantonal Chamber of Patrimonial Law, which determined the competent authority for the main action.