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281.1 EGSCHKGLALP CH-VS

Art. 1 Loi d'application de la loi fédérale sur la poursuite pour dettes et la faillite (LALP) - Principes

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Art. 1 LALP · Principes

1. Le territoire du canton est divisé en cinq arrondissements de poursuite et trois arrondissements de faillite. Chaque arrondissement de poursuite est pourvu d’un office des poursuites et chaque arrondissement de faillite d’un office des faillites avec le statut d'office étatique.

1bis Les arrondissements sont arrêtés comme suit

a) un arrondissement de poursuite qui comprend le Haut-Valais;

b) un arrondissement de poursuite qui comprend le district de Sierre;

c) un arrondissement de poursuite qui regroupe les districts de Sion, Hérens et Conthey;

d) un arrondissement de poursuite qui regroupe les districts de Martigny et Entremont;

e) un arrondissement de poursuite qui regroupe les districts de St-Maurice et Monthey;

f) un arrondissement de faillite qui comprend le Haut-Valais;

g) un arrondissement de faillite qui comprend le Valais central;

h) un arrondissement de faillite qui comprend le Bas-Valais.

2. ...

3. Le Conseil d'Etat fixe le siège de chaque office. Il veille à leur répartition équitable sur le territoire cantonal.

4. Le Conseil d'Etat peut prévoir, selon les besoins, des lieux d'interrogatoires décentralisés.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (12)

ZSU.2022.193 · ag (Art. 81/1 SchKG)
Debt Enforcement Against Defendant for Fr. 7,800 Affirmed, Appeals Dismissed
Provides the basis for the enforcement of judicial decisions in debt enforcement proceedings.
A/947/2009 · ge (article 115, alinéa 1 LP)
Director Liability for Social Security Arrears
Cited in the reasoning concerning the definitive certificate of default after seizure, which relates to the context of determining when damage is known for prescription purposes.
A/947/2009 · ge (article 149, alinéa 1 LP)
Director Liability for Social Security Arrears
Cited in the reasoning concerning the definitive certificate of default after seizure, which relates to the context of determining when damage is known for prescription purposes.
A/1640/2009 · ge (article 115, alinéa 1 en relation avec l'article 149 LP)
Administrator Liability for Unpaid Social Security Contributions and Prescription Period
Cited regarding the value of the seizure report as a final default certificate when saleable assets are lacking.
A/1640/2009 · ge (article 149, alinéa 1 LP)
Administrator Liability for Unpaid Social Security Contributions and Prescription Period
Cited regarding the default certificate after seizure.
A/3867/2008 · ge (Art. 1 LP)
Creditor Complaint Against Geneva Enforcement Office for Delayed Seizure in Another Canton
This provision is implicitly referenced in Order 1 ('La rejette') as the decision relates to a complaint filed under the LP (Law on Debt Enforcement and Bankruptcy), even if not explicitly cited in the operative part except for its mention in point 1 of the procedural context.
14.2001.40 · ti (art. 1.1.2 LEF (implicit via analogy in para. 4))
Recognition of Foreign Bankruptcy Judgment in Switzerland
Although not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders numbered 1-4, paragraph 4 refers to costs, which are regulated by analogy to Art. 169 al. 1 LEF regarding costs borne by the mass.
10.2003.90 · ti (Art. 1 L.p.d.s.)
Opposition to Penal Order on Foreign Residency Violation Deemed Inadmissible Due to Untimeliness
This law provision defines the crime for which the defendant was originally indicted (infringement of the law on residence and domicile of foreigners).
14.2006.84 · ti (art. 1.1.2 LEF)
Recognition of Foreign Bankruptcy Decree in Switzerland
Implicitly referenced via analogy in point 3 for determining which party must bear the costs.
15.2012.75 · ti (Art. 1 LEF)
Appeal Against Precautionary Inventory Order Dismissed Due to Immediate Enforceability and Valid Request for Financial Records
Cited in the concluding remarks regarding enforcement procedures, although the rejection itself is based on procedural and substantial considerations related to the lower court's action.
PS160242 · zh (Art. 1, Art. 190 SchKG)
Appeal Court Reverses Bankruptcy Opening Due to Insufficient Proof of Debtor Flight or Fraud
The appeal was granted and the bankruptcy order was overturned because the legal requirements under Art. 190 SchKG were not sufficiently proven by the creditors.
PS200062 · zh (Art. 1 Ziff. 1 GerichtsgebV SchKG)
Condominium Association Debt Enforcement Standing and Appeal Compliance
Although cost articles are usually extracted, the operative part only cites the resulting fine (Fr. 100, point 2) and who pays (point 3), not the basis for the fee itself (Art. 1 Ziff. 1 or related articles). Only fees/costs explicitly mentioned in the dispositive are included here (points 2, 3, 4).