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270.11.6 TDC CH-VD

Art. 9 TARIF des dépens en matière civile (TDC) - Montant du défraiement

Chapitre II, Section II, Sous-section III
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Art. 9 TDC · Montant du défraiement

1. Dans les contestations portant sur des affaires non patrimoniales, le défraiement est de 600 à 50'000 francs en première instance, en fonction de l'importance et de la difficulté de la cause ainsi que selon le travail effectué.

2. En deuxième instance, il est de 100 à 25'000 francs.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (184)

HC.2024.746 · vd (Art. 9 al. 2 TDC)
Appeal Regarding Joint Parental Authority and Alternating Custody Schedule
Used to determine the amount of legal costs awarded to the respondent.
HC.2023.311 · vd (Art. 9 al. 2 TDC)
Child Support Modification Appeal: Income and Imputed Income Assessment
Cited to determine the amount of daily allowances (dépens) for the second instance, which were then delegated for final allocation.
227----------- · vd (art. 9 al. 2 TDC)
Appeal Regarding Jurisdiction Over Child Custody Following Unlawful Removal Under Hague Convention
This provision was used to determine the amount of costs/disbursements to be fixed for each party in the main appeal.
193----------- · vd (Art. 9 TDC)
Spousal Support Modification Based on Post-Filing Employment Change Denied
Cited as the basis for ordering the appellant to pay a sum to the respondent as second instance costs.
HC.2023.261 · vd (art. 9 al. 1 TDC)
Father's Visitation Suspension Upheld Due to Detention and Child's Trauma
Cited in the context of determining the costs awarded to the respondent's counsel (depenses).
Arr.t.2023.223 · vd (Art. 3 et 9 TDC)
Father Vindicated in Grandmother Visitation Dispute
Cited in the reasoning for setting the indemnities (dépens) for the second instance.
52----------- · vd (Art. 9 al. 1 TDC)
Divorce Modification Costs Appeal: Chosen Counsel Fees vs. Assigned Counsel Indemnity
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the application of the cost tariff for professional mandates, which justifies the final order on the amount of second-instance costs awarded.
Arr.t.2023.97 · vd (art. 9 al. 2 et 19 al. 2 TDC)
Appellant v. Respondent on Custody Modification and Denial of Justice Regarding Telecommunication Contact
Cited as the basis for awarding the winning party (the appellant) costs/indemnities for the second instance.
Arr.t.2023.31 · vd (art. 9 al. 2 TDC)
Father's Appeal of Reduced Visitation Denied Based on Children's Best Interest
Basis for ordering the appellant to pay the respondent the sum of 400 fr. as second instance costs/depenses.
HC.2023.11 · vd (Art. 9 al. 2 TDC)
Appeal Regarding Personality Rights Infringement and Legal Cost Calculation
Used to award the respondent the sum of 2,000 Fr. as costs for the second instance.
HC.2022.875 · vd (Art. 9 al. 2 TDC)
Divorce Appeal: Child Support and Pension Division Upheld
Used to determine the amount of costs (dépens) awarded to the respondent.
HC.2022.872 · vd (Art. 9 al. 2 TDC)
Appellant v. Respondent: Provisional Allowance for Divorce Costs
Cited in the reasoning for assessing the amount of the costs (dépens).
Arr.t.2022.846 · vd (Art. 9 al. 2 TDC)
Curatorship for Bipolar Disorder and Financial Incapacity
This article was used to determine the amount of legal fees awarded to the respondents.
HC.2022.655 · vd (Art. 9 TDC)
Divorce Pension Division Challenge Post-Diagnosis
Cited as the basis for ordering the appellant to pay the respondent's second-instance legal costs (dépens).
ES93----------- · vd (Art. 9 al. 2 TDC)
Appeal of Provisional Support Order Denied Stay of Execution
This article was cited to determine the amount of the procedural costs awarded to the appellee.