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Art. 26 Einführungsgesetz zum Bundesgesetz über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (EGSchKG) - Rekurs

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Art. 26 EGSchKG · Rekurs

1. Der Rekurs an die obere Behörde ist innert zehn Tage schriftlich an die Kantonsgerichtskanzlei zu richten.

2. Dem Rekurs sind die Doppel für das Amt und den oder die Beklagten sowie der angefochtene Entscheid beizulegen.

3. Die Rekursschrift hat eine gedrängte Darstellung des Sachverhalts und der Begründung unter Angabe der Beweismittel sowie die Begehren zu enthalten. Sie ist vom Beschwerdeführer oder seinem Vertreter zu unterzeichnen und zu datieren.

4. Neue Begehren, neue Tatsachen und neue Beweismittel sind zulässig.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (13)

LP 24 29 · vs (art. 26 al. 1 LALP)
Appellant v. Supervisory Authority concerning Debt Discharge Action Abandonment and Fee Payment Deadline
Cited in the reasoning regarding the required address for filing the appeal with the Cantonal Court registry.
LP 24 29 · vs (art. 26 al. 3 LALP)
Appellant v. Supervisory Authority concerning Debt Discharge Action Abandonment and Fee Payment Deadline
Cited in the reasoning regarding the formal requirements of the appeal brief (statement of facts, grounds, and conclusions).
LP 24 29 · vs (art. 26 al. 4 LALP)
Appellant v. Supervisory Authority concerning Debt Discharge Action Abandonment and Fee Payment Deadline
Cited in the reasoning regarding the admissibility of new conclusions, facts, and evidence in the appeal brief.
LP 21 14 · vs (art. 26 al. 1 LALP)
Debtor's Appeal on Restitution of Opposition Deadline Following Abroad Absence Due to COVID-19
Cited in the reasoning regarding the procedure for filing the appeal, but not in the dispositive.
LP 21 14 · vs (art. 26 al. 3 LALP)
Debtor's Appeal on Restitution of Opposition Deadline Following Abroad Absence Due to COVID-19
Cited in the reasoning regarding the formal requirements of the appeal memo, but not in the dispositive.
LP 21 14 · vs (art. 26 al. 4 LALP)
Debtor's Appeal on Restitution of Opposition Deadline Following Abroad Absence Due to COVID-19
Cited in the reasoning regarding the admissibility of new conclusions in the appeal, but not in the dispositive.
LP 19 43 · vs (art. 26 al. 1 et 2 LALP)
Office of Property Administrator Defense in Tenant Lease Dispute
Cited in reference to the procedural requirements for filing the appeal with the Cantonal Tribunal.
LP 19 43 · vs (art. 26 al. 3 LALP)
Office of Property Administrator Defense in Tenant Lease Dispute
Cited in reference to the formal requirements (content) of the appeal brief.
LP 19 43 · vs (art. 26 al. 4 LALP)
Office of Property Administrator Defense in Tenant Lease Dispute
Cited in reference to the admissibility of new facts and evidence in the appeal.
LP 19 44 · vs (art. 26 al. 1 et 2 LALP)
Enforcement Office Defense in Tenant Offset Litigation
Cited in relation to the formal requirements for filing the appeal, although the appeal was ultimately rejected on the merits.
LP 19 44 · vs (art. 26 al. 3 LALP)
Enforcement Office Defense in Tenant Offset Litigation
Cited in relation to the formal requirements for filing the appeal.
LP 19 44 · vs (art. 26 al. 4 LALP)
Enforcement Office Defense in Tenant Offset Litigation
Cited in relation to the admissibility of new facts and evidence in the appeal.
LP 19 44 · vs (art. 26 al. 4 LALP)
Enforcement Office Defense in Tenant Offset Litigation
Cited in the reasoning regarding the filing of new facts and evidence, but not in the final orders.