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Art. 166 CODE de droit privé judiciaire vaudois (CDPJ) - Compétence et procédure
Titre IV, Chapitre I
Art. 166 CDPJ · Compétence et procédure
1. Les règles de compétences matérielles applicables avant l'entrée en vigueur de la présente loi demeurent applicables aux causes pendantes devant les autorités civiles ou administratives.
2. Il en va de même des règles de procédure, y compris pour la procédure de recours.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (19)
54.2015.PHC · vd (art. 166 CDPJ)
Dispute over Voided Share Acquisition Agreement and Unjust Enrichment Claims
Cited as the basis for applying the previous material jurisdiction rules for pending cases.
4.2015.SNR · vd (art. 166 CDPJ)
Insurance Liability for Psychiatric Injury Following Low-Impact Collision
Cited for transitional rules regarding the application of material jurisdiction rules.
57.2014.PMR · vd (art. 166 CDPJ)
Association Dissolution Denied Over Alleged Sham Litigation Purpose
Cited in the reasoning establishing the application of old rules concerning jurisdiction for pending cases, but not in the final orders.
HC.2014.499 · vd (Art. 166 al. 2 CDPJ)
Cantonal Labor Tribunal Appeal Deadline Holiday Suspension Applicability
Cited to confirm that the new procedural law (CPC) governs the appeal route because the case was introduced after January 1, 2011.
39.2014.SNR · vd (art. 166 CDPJ)
Surveying Firm Liable for Implantation Error Causing Construction Delays and Costs
Cited in the reasoning regarding the applicable procedural law (transitional provision).
75.2013.FAB · vd (Art. 166 CDPJ)
Claimant v. Government: Expert Witness Fee Dispute in Zoning Case
This provision determined that the former rules of material jurisdiction applied to pending cases when the new law came into effect.
HC.2013.204 · vd (Art. 166 CDPJ)
Employee Salary Level Placement Appeal Regarding Transition Criteria
Mentioned in the header as relevant to the case, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders I-IV.
HC.2012.496 · vd (Art. 166 al. 2 CDPJ)
Heirs' Appeal of Closed Estate Inventory Despite Ongoing Criminal Investigation
This article establishes the transitional rule that mandates the application of prior procedural rules for ongoing cases, which the court uses to determine the applicable law for the appeal.
HC.2012.472 · vd (Art. 166 al. 2 CDPJ)
Appeal Against Premature Estate Liquidation and Failure to Pursue Claims
Cited to determine that the procedure applicable to the appeal was governed by the former law, leading to the conversion of the appeal into a non-contentious appeal.
HC.2012.265 · vd (Art. 166 al. 2 CDPJ)
Construction Encroachment on Shared Wall Dispute
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the applicable procedural law for cases pending before the new Code of Civil Procedure came into full effect.
AP.2012.17 · vd (Art. 166 al. 2 CDPJ)
Servitude Rectification and Good Faith Acquisition in Land Registry
Cited as the transitional rule dictating that the former cantonal procedural law (CPC-VD) governs the appeal procedure because the initial case was opened before January 1, 2011.
10.2012.DCA · vd (Art. 166 CDPJ)
Employee Termination and Share Value Dispute
Cited in the reasoning concerning the continued application of material competence rules existing before the entry into force of the CDPJ to pending cases.
Pron.2012.7 · vd (Art. 166 al. 2 CDPJ)
Estate Inventory Rectification Requirement Precludes Premature Appeal
Cited to confirm that the procedural rules applicable prior to the CDPJ's entry into force still apply to pending cases.
Pron.2011.136 · vd (Art. 166 al. 2 CDPJ)
Estate Community Representative Appointment Jurisdiction Appeal
Cited as the cantonal transitional rule that supersedes Art. 405 al. 1 CPC, determining that the former procedural law applies to the pending case.
Pron.2011.136 · vd (Art. 166 al. 2 CDPJ)
Estate Community Representative Appointment Jurisdiction Appeal
Cited in the reasoning regarding the application of the CPC as subsidiary cantonal law.