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280.05 LVLP CH-VD

Art. 30 LOI d'application dans le Canton de Vaud de la loi fédérale sur la poursuite pour dettes et la faillite (LVLP)

Titre I, Chapitre III, Section II
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Art. 30 LVLP

1. Si le recours est irrecevable, le président peut l'écarter préjudiciellement sans autre instruction.

2. Si le recours n'est pas écarté préjudiciellement, il est instruit et jugé conformément aux articles suivants.

← Art. 29 LVLP d'application dans le Canton de Vaud de la loi fédérale sur la poursuite pour dettes et la faillite (LVLP) Art. 31 LVLP →

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (13)

Plainte.2019.60 · vd (art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Appeal Moot Due to Subsequent Judgment Issuance
Cited in the preamble, providing the legal basis for the authority's review of the matter (though the final order declares the appeal moot).
Plainte.2019.54 · vd (Art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Appeal Regarding Suspension of Real Estate Auction Adjudication
Cited in the ruling as the basis for the President's competence to prejudicially dismiss an inadmissible appeal.
Plainte.2019.55 · vd (art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Irreparable Prejudice in Bankruptcy Stay Request
This provision is cited at the beginning of the text and appears to be the basis for the decision being made by the Cantonal Court in its supervisory capacity, although it is not explicitly repeated in the final orders.
Plainte.2016.24 · vd (Art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Debt Collection Office Recourse Denial Appeal
Cited in the introductory summary of the facts, setting the context for the appeal jurisdiction.
Plainte.2016.5 · vd (Art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Appeal Dismissed for Late Filing Due to Non-Applicability of Holiday Suspension Rule
This provision was cited in the procedural context but the actual ruling relies on the substantive deadline rules.
Plainte.2015.24 · vd (Art. 30 LVLP)
Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Lack of Motivation
Cited in the header, but not explicitly used in the dispositive (orders I and II), thus it is excluded based on the rules.
Plainte.2015.17 · vd (art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Legal Capacity and Untimeliness in Bankruptcy Matter
This provision was cited as the procedural basis for the superior supervisory authority to rule on the inadmissibility of the filings.
Plainte.2015.12 · vd (Art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Appeal Against Refusal of Suspensive Effect of Auction Sale Conditions Ruled Inadmissible
This provision seems to be cited as the basis for the decision, although the final orders only mention procedural and cost aspects. However, the text preceding the dispositive explicitly cites it in relation to the context.
Plainte.2014.35 · vd (Art. 30 LVLP)
Appeal Rejected for Unmotivated Defect in Debt Enforcement Opposition
This provision seems to govern the process or context of the decision, as it is cited at the beginning alongside Art. 28 al. 3 LVLP.
Plainte.2014.35 · vd (Art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Appeal Rejected for Unmotivated Defect in Debt Enforcement Opposition
This provision is mentioned in relation to the appeal process, but is not directly cited in the operative orders (I and II).
Plainte.2014.28 · vd (Art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Appeal Dismissed for Failure to State Grounds and Denial of Legal Aid
Cited in the preamble, though the decision ultimately relies on Art. 28 al. 3 LVLP for inadmissibility.
Plainte.2014.19 · vd (Art. 30 LVLP)
Appellant v. Supervisory Authority (Failure to State Grounds of Appeal)
This provision governed the appeal process being reviewed by the cantonal supervisory authority.
Plainte.2013.25 · vd (Art. 30 al. 1 LVLP)
Appeal Dismissed for Untimely Filing Following Statutory Notification of Debt Enforcement Ruling
This provision establishes the specific applicable rules within the Canton of Vaud, referenced in the context of the appeal procedure.