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Art. 22 Act implementing the Federal Act on Debt Collection and Bankruptcy (LALP) - Complaint Writing
Appeal Authority and Appeal - Appeal
Art. 22 EGSchKG - Complaint Writing · Complaint Writing
1. The complaint must be submitted in writing to the lower authority in as many copies as there are parties with an interest in the case.
2. The complaint document must include a concise presentation of the facts and reasons, with indication of the evidence, as well as the claims made. It must be signed and dated by the complainant or their representative.
3. The contested measure and the documents cited as evidence must be attached, insofar as they are in the possession of the complainant.
Court Decisions Applying This Provision (4)
LP 24 25 · vs (art. 22 al. 2 LALP)
Appeal Regarding Validity of Wage Garnishment After Defective Initial Notification
Cited in the reasoning of the final decision (section 15.1) regarding the procedural requirement for admissible grounds in a complaint, used to declare part of the initial complaint inadmissible.
LP 22 39 · vs (art. 22 al. 1 LP)
Appellant v. Creditor (Bankruptcy Annulment)
The continuation of the proceedings, leading to the bankruptcy notice, was null because it was not based on an enforceable payment order, which constitutes a ground for nullity.
LP 13 17 · vs (Art. 22 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Tax Authority Debt Collection Proceedings Challenge Over Procedural Formalities and Abuse of Right
Cited in the reasoning regarding the nullity of decisions violating rules enacted in the public interest or in the interest of persons not involved in the proceedings.
LP 07 9 · vs (Art. 22 al. 1 LP)
Admissibility of New Facts on Appeal and Nullity of Enforcement in Incompetent Venue
Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the nullity sanction when continuation of proceedings violates place of jurisdiction rules, which justifies considering pseudo nova regarding nullity.