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Art. 120 Notariatsgesetz (LNo) - Moderationsverfahren [8]

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Art. 120 LNo - Moderationsverfahren [8] · Moderationsverfahren [8]

1. Der Notar oder sein Mandant kann die Gebührennote und die Auslagen bei der Notariatskammer einreichen.

2. Die Kosten und das reguläre Honorar für dieses Verfahren werden den Parteien gemäß den Grundsätzen der Schweizerischen Zivilprozessordnung auferlegt; das Verfahren richtet sich nach den Artikeln 90 und 91 dieses Gesetzes.

3. Der Entscheid über die Billigkeit kann innerhalb von zehn Tagen nach seiner Mitteilung beim Kantonsgericht angefochten werden. Die Parteien des Rechtsmittels sowie die Notariatskammer werden zur Stellungnahme aufgefordert.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (8)

HC.2021.131 · vd (Art. 120 LNo)

Notarial Fee Dispute: Substantially Drafted Uninstrumented Deed

The court referenced this article as establishing the applicable moderation procedure for the notary's fees and disbursements.

HC.2021.131 · vd (Art. 120 al. 2 LNo)

Notarial Fee Dispute: Substantially Drafted Uninstrumented Deed

Cited as the basis for regulating the allocation of first instance legal costs (dépens), by referencing the CPC provisions.

HC.2016.40 · vd (Art. 120 al. 2 LNo)

Appeal Against Fee Moderation and Procedural Objections

Cited in the text as the legal basis for the costs/fees procedure being applicable, although the rejection of the appeal is based on other grounds.

HC.2016.97 · vd (art. 120 al. 2 LNo)

Client Appeal Against Notary Fee Moderation

Cited in reasoning (Section 5) regarding the application of CPC rules for costs in the moderation procedure.

GE.2010.0084 · vd (Art. 120 LNo)

Notary Fee Moderation Appeal Dismissed Due to Untimely Filing

This article governed the moderation of notary fees, the rejection of which by the Authority led to the appeal being filed, and its specific deadlines were central to the finding of inadmissibility.

GE.2010.0084 · vd (Art. 120 al. 3 LNo)

Notary Fee Moderation Appeal Dismissed Due to Untimely Filing

This article defined the appeal deadline (ten days) which the court used to determine that the appeal was late (tardif) and therefore inadmissible (I), even though the court ultimately based its final inadmissibility decision on procedural grounds arising from the lack of timely action.

215.II · vd (Art. 120 al. 3 LNo)

Estate Appeal of Notary Fee Moderation Denial Based on Executor Status Claim

This provision established the right to appeal to the Cantonal Tribunal against decisions of the Chamber of Notaries regarding fee moderation, which justified the admissibility of the appeal.

215.II · vd (art. 120 al. 2 LNo)

Estate Appeal of Notary Fee Moderation Denial Based on Executor Status Claim

This article was cited to justify the application of CPC articles for awarding costs in the second instance, which were then imposed in the dispositive.