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Art. 52 TARIF des frais judiciaires civils (TFJC) - Incident d'office

Partie II, Titre VI
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Art. 52 TFJC · Incident d'office

1. Il n'est pas perçu de frais de décision sur incident lorsque le juge agit d'office ou déclare la demande irrecevable pour un des motifs de l'article 59 CPC [A] ou décline sa compétence en application de l'article 61 CPC.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (6)

HC.2015.804 · vd (Art. 52 al. 1 TFJC)
Apartment Construction Dispute and Refusal of Second Expert Opinion
This provision was cited in the dispositive regarding the decision not to charge judicial costs for the ruling.
HC.2015.404 · vd (art. 52 al. 1 TFJC)
Appeal Inadmissibility for Failure to Use Official Language
Cited in the reasoning leading to the decision to render the judgment without court costs.
HC.2014.989 · vd (Art. 52 al. 1 TFJC)
Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Mootness of Enforcement Order Revision
Cited as the basis for ruling that the judgment would be rendered without judicial costs.
HC.2015.14 · vd (art. 52 al. 1 TFJC)
Appeal Against Interlocutory Judgment on Expert Estimation and Pension Assets Dismissed for Untimely Filing
Cited to justify that the appeal decision is rendered without judicial costs.
HC.2014.268 · vd (art. 52 al. 1 TFJC)
Appeal Against Enforcement Officer's Report on Eviction Procedures Deemed Inadmissible
The court ruled that the decision would be rendered without costs based on this provision.
HC.2014.250 · vd (art. 52 al. 1 TFJC)
Insured Denied Second Medical Opinion Appealable Lack of Irreparable Prejudice
Cited to justify that the ruling is rendered without costs.