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211.02 CDPJ CH-VD

Art. 111 Vaud Code of Judicial Private Law (CDPJ) - General Provision

Title III, Chapter II, Section II
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Art. 111 CDPJ - General Provision · General Provision

1. For all non-contentious matters falling under the following provisions, decisions shall be made in accordance with Articles 104 to 109 of this law.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (6)

HC.2021.284 · vd (art. 111 al. 1 CDPJ)
Spouse's Appeal of Estate Inventory Inclusion of Disputed Loans
Cited in the reasoning regarding the reference to supplementary laws for inventory benefit proceedings.
HC.2019.1021 · vd (Art. 111 CDPJ)
Estate Inventory Liability Challenge and Insolvency Confirmation
Cited as the basis for establishing that the benefit of inventory falls under the jurisdiction of grace.
HC.2018.776 · vd (art. 111 CDPJ)
Appeal of Civil Inventory Prematurely Filed
This article governs the procedure for amicable (non-contentious) matters, providing the procedural framework for the decision on appeal.
HC.2013.577 · vd (Art. 111 CDPJ)
Estate Representative Advances and Jurisdiction Dispute
Cited as generally applicable for all federal summary proceedings not governed by the CPC.
HC.2013.276 · vd (Art. 111 CDPJ)
Estate Inventory Appeal Premature Without Prior Rectification Request
Cited in relation to the applicability of procedural rules (Art. 104 to 109 CDPJ) to non-contentious matters concerning the inventory.
47----------- · vd (art. 111 CDPJ)
Moot Appeal of Official Estate Administration Order
Cited as part of the successive references determining the application of CPC provisions to the costs ruling.