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Art. 2 LOI sur la juridiction en matière de bail (LJB) - Compétence
Chapitre I
Art. 2 LJB · Compétence
1. Les contestations mentionnées à l'article 1, alinéas 1 et 2 relèvent de la compétence exclusive du Tribunal des baux.
2. La tentative de conciliation a lieu devant les commissions préfectorales de conciliation ou les commissions de conciliation et commissions paritaires instituées ou reconnues par le droit fédéral ou cantonal.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (7)
HC.2023.410 · vd (Art. 2 al. 1 LJB)
Landlord v. Guarantor: Lease Interpretation and Jurisdiction
The court confirmed the first instance decision which ruled that the case did not fall under the material jurisdiction of the Tenancy Tribunal based on this provision.
HC.2021.970 · vd (Art. 1 et 2 LJB)
Lease Termination Annulled Due to Independent Contract Finding
Cited in the final orders (Point 5, last paragraph) to confirm the material competence of the lower court, as the lease and service contracts were deemed independent.
HC.2019.947 · vd (Art. 2 al. 1 LJB)
Labor Court Jurisdiction Over Rent Counterclaim in Labor Dispute
The court confirmed the lower court's decision to declare the counterclaim inadmissible because it fell under the exclusive jurisdiction of the tenancy law tribunal as per this provision.
HC.2019.755 · vd (art. 2 al. 1 LJB)
Property Transfer and Lease Termination: Jurisdiction over Rent Recovery
Cited in the reasoning stating that disputes falling under Art. 1 LJB are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Lease Court.
HC.2013.54 · vd (art. 1 et 2 LJB)
Lease Termination Claim Jurisdiction: Tribunal des baux vs. Justice of the Peace
These provisions regarding the exclusive jurisdiction of the Court of the Tenancy Matters were central to reversing the lower court's finding on admissibility.
HC.2023.742 · vd (Art. 1 et 2 LJB)
Jurisdictional Dispute Over Tenancy Enforcement Proceedings
The court used these provisions to rule that the subject matter of the claims fell under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Tenancy Tribunal, leading to the inadmissibility of the claims.
HC.2025.869 · vd (Art. 1 et 2 LJB)
Rent Tribunal Jurisdiction Over Tenant-Tenant Liability Apportionment
This article defined the material competence of the Court of Tenancy, which was central to ruling on the admissibility of the primary action.