211.1
GOGLOJTAP
CH-ZH
Art. 136 : Gesetz über die Gerichts und Behördenorganisation im Zivil und Strafprozess (GOG)
Art. 136
Endentscheide in der Sache unterzeichnen im ordent-
lichen und vereinfachten Verfahren ein Mitglied des Gerichts und die
Gerichtsschreiberin oder der Gerichtsschreiber. Andere Entscheide
unterzeichnet ein Mitglied des Gerichts oder die Gerichtsschreiberin
oder der Gerichtsschreiber.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (8)
NP240040 · zh (§ 136 Satz 1 GOG)
Clerk Signature Insufficiency Voids Judgment
Cited in the reasoning as the cantonal provision specifying the required signatures for final decisions, leading to the annulment of the lower court's decision.
PS230081 · zh (§ 136 GOG)
Challenge to Judicial Panel Composition Over Internal Hierarchy in Debt Collection Case
Cited in the reasoning concerning the formal requirements for signing court decisions.
RT220174 · zh (Art. 136 GOG)
Tax Assessment Valid for Provisional Release Despite Name and Signature Disputes
This article is cited to justify that the judgment can be validly signed solely by the court clerk in a summary proceeding.
LY220039 · zh (§ 136 GOG)
Appellate Court Overturns Sole Custody Award, Grants Mother Custody Pending Final Hearing
Cited in the context of who usually signs non-final decisions in Zurich cantonal law.
PS160064 · zh (§ 136 GOG)
Supervisory Court Dismisses Appeal Over Seizure Validity Due to Insufficient Challenge to Jurisdictional Finding
Cited in the reasoning regarding a prior appeal decision, but not in the final orders.
RT150068 · zh (§ 136 GOG)
Appeal Against Debt Enforcement Denied Due to Lack of Merit and New Arguments
The court referred to the legal provisions regarding the signing of court decisions.
PS230143 · zh (Art. 136 GOG)
Rejection of Appeal Against Debt Enforcement Order Based on Formal Signature Imperfection
Cited in the reasoning (E. 3.1.2) regarding the cantonal rules on the signing of court decisions.
RT220174 · zh (Art. 136 GOG)
Tax Enforcement Validation Against Identity and Signature Challenges
Cited in the reasoning to justify that the decision was validly signed solely by the clerk in summary proceedings.