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Art. 23 TARIF des frais judiciaires civils (TFJC) - Litiges patrimoniaux

Partie II, Titre III
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Art. 23 TFJC · Litiges patrimoniaux

1. L'émolument forfaitaire de décision pour une contestation patrimoniale en procédure simplifiée est fixé en principe comme il suit

Valeur litigieuse Emolument

- de 0 à 2'000 francs : 360 francs

- de 2'001 à 5'000 francs : 750 francs

- de 5'001 à 10'000 francs : 900 francs

- de 10'001 à 30'000 francs : 2'100 francs

- de 30'001 à 100'000 francs : 5'000 francs

- de 100'001 à 250'000 francs : 7'000 francs

- de 250'001 à 500'000 francs : 8'500 francs

- 500'001 francs et plus : 11'500 francs, plus 1,5% de la valeur litigieuse dépassant 500'000 francs, mais au maximum 200'000 francs.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (60)

HC.2019.1142 · vd (art. 23 al. 1, 87, 88 et 91 al. 1 TFJC)
Contractor Liability for Defective Renovation Work and Acceptance of Goods
Cited to determine the amount of court costs for the first instance that V._______ was ordered to bear.
Jug.2018.251 · vd (art. 23 et 22 al. 9 TFJC)
Employee Salary Calculation Dispute Over Promotion and Training Period Coefficients
Cited, alongside LPers-VD, for determining the amount of judicial costs.
HC.2012.129 · vd (Art. 23 al. 1 TFJC)
Advance on Costs Valuation Dispute
Cited in the introductory section, this provision was used to set the final amount of the advance fee (2,100 fr.) based on the determined value of the dispute.
Pdt.TC.2011.18 · vd (art. 23 al. 1 TFJC)
Attorney Fee Indemnity Appeal in Divorce Case
Cited as a procedural rule governing the deadline for filing the appeal, which was deemed respected.
10.2011 · vd (Art. 23 al. 3 TFJC)
Attorney Indemnity Calculation in Spousal Protection Proceedings
Cited regarding the procedure used by the Cantonal Tribunal President to rule on the appeal (issuing the decision behind closed doors).
Pdt.TC.2011.11 · vd (Art. 23 al. 1 TFJC)
Appeal Regarding Indemnity for Court-Appointed Counsel: Inadmissibility Due to Untimely and Unsigned Filing
This provision sets the deadline for filing the appeal, which was not met by the appellant.
Pdt.TC.2011.6 · vd (art. 23 al. 3 TFJC)
Co-Ownership Dispute Over Expert Report Fees and Scope
Cited as a procedural basis for the Cantonal Court's jurisdiction over the appeal against the expert fee decision.
Pdt.TC.2011.2 · vd (art. 23 al. 1 TFJC)
Attorney Fee Dispute in Spousal Protection Case
Cited in relation to the admissibility of the appeal regarding the timely filing.
Pdt.TC.2011.7 · vd (art. 23 al. 3 TFJC)
Attorney Fee Reduction Appeal in Divorce Case
This procedural rule concerns the authority ruling on the appeal in chambers, mentioned alongside art. 7 al. 1 let. d ROTC.
Pdt.TC.2011.8 · vd (art. 23 al. 1 TFJC)
Attorney Remuneration Appeal in Divorce Case
Mentioned in the context of procedural requirements for filing the appeal, although the final orders focus on the merits and costs.
Pdt.TC.2011.8 · vd (art. 23 al. 3 TFJC)
Attorney Remuneration Appeal in Divorce Case
Cited as the procedural rule allowing the President of the Cantonal Court to rule on this appeal in chambers.
Pdt.TC.2011.10 · vd (art. 23 al. 1 TFJC)
Attorney Fee Dispute Over Official Counsel Hours
This procedural rule was cited to confirm that the appeal was filed within the required time limit.
Pdt.TC.2011.10 · vd (art. 23 al. 3 TFJC)
Attorney Fee Dispute Over Official Counsel Hours
This procedural rule specified that the President of the Cantonal Tribunal rules in a closed session on such an appeal.
Pdt.TC.2010.52 · vd (Art. 23 al. 3 TFJC)
Attorney Fee Appeal Regarding Residency Permit Revocation Case
Cited in conjunction with ROTC regarding the President's competence to rule in private session.
HC.2011.3 · vd (Art. 23 al. 3 TFJC)
Appeal Concerning Clerk's Fee for Debt Attestation Issuance
Cited in the introduction, this provision relates to the competence of the President of the Cantonal Court regarding fee disputes, which the decision addresses.