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Art. 64 TARIF des frais judiciaires civils (TFJC) - Autres affaires non patrimoniales

Partie II, Titre VIII, Chapitre I
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Art. 64 TFJC · Autres affaires non patrimoniales

1. L'émolument forfaitaire de décision pour un appel ou un appel joint dans les autres affaires non patrimoniales est fixé en principe entre 800 et 6'000 francs.

2. En dérogation à l'article 6, lorsque la cause impose un travail particulièrement important ou lorsque l'opération autorisée ou empêchée par la décision attaquée a une valeur économique importante, l'émolument peut être augmenté jusqu'à concurrence de 30'000 francs au maximum.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (36)

HC.2023.163 · vd (art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Police Officer Sanction Upheld for Striking Subdued Subject
This provision was used to calculate the amount of the second instance judicial costs.
HC.2022.341 · vd (Art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Improper Recourse Against Order Appointing Association Representative
Cited for the calculation of the second instance court costs.
HC.2021.1021 · vd (art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Denial of Legal Aid for Insufficient Indigence in Property Dispute Appeal
This provision was cited to set the deadline and amount for the advance payment of appeal judicial costs.
HC.2021.973 · vd (art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Appeal Struck Due to Withdrawal After Procedural Rulings
Cited in relation to the determination of the amount of court costs.
HC.2021.340 · vd (art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Commercial Company v. Judicial Appointment of Auditor and Dissolution Order
This provision was cited to determine the amount of the appeal costs imposed on the appellant.
HC.2021.286 · vd (Art. 64 al. 2 TFJC)
Recognition of Italian Child Support Judgment Despite Service Issues
Cited in the reasoning to determine the amount of judicial costs for the second instance, which are allocated in the final order.
HC.2020.568 · vd (Art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Appeal Against Refusal to Rectify Child's Surname Following Paternity Acknowledgment
This article was cited to determine the amount of the second instance court costs.
HC.2020.351 · vd (Art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Corporate Commissioner Appointment Upheld Amid Shareholder Deadlock
Cited in conjunction with Art. 106 al. 1 CPC when setting the amount of the second instance court costs.
HC.2020.520 · vd (Art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Shareholder Deadlock Resolution: Auction Upheld Over Dissolution
Cited in connection with the fixing of the costs for the second instance proceedings.
HC.2020.538 · vd (Art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Appeal Regarding Corporate Dissolution vs. Share Auction for Deadlock Resolution
Used to determine the amount of judicial costs for the second instance.
HC.2019.773 · vd (Art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Appellant v. Administrative Entity (Denial of Decision for Withdrawn Student Midwife)
Cited for the calculation of the court fees imposed on the appellant.
HC.2019.140 · vd (art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Former Employee v. Bank (Data Disclosure Injunction)
Applied to determine the court costs for the second instance proceedings.
HC.2018.1211 · vd (art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Appellant v. Periodical Publisher: Right of Reply for Misrepresented Satirical Statement
Cited to determine the amount of second instance court costs.
HC.2018.845 · vd (Art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Appellant v. Bank: Data Transmission for Tax Dispute Prohibition Upheld
Applied to determine the court fees for the second instance, which were charged to the losing appellee.
HC.2018.831 · vd (art. 64 al. 1 TFJC)
Employee Data Transfer for Swiss-U.S. Tax Dispute Compliance
Applied to determine the amount of the court costs for the second instance proceedings, which were charged to the appellant who lost.