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Art. 154 Codice di diritto processuale civile svizzero (CPC) - Ordinanze sulle prove

CPC; Parte prima: Disposizioni generali; Titolo decimo: Prova; Capitolo 1: Disposizioni generali
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Art. 154 CPC · Ordinanze sulle prove

Prima dell’assunzione delle prove sono emanate le necessarie ordinanze sulle prove. Nelle stesse sono segnatamente indicati i mezzi di prova ammessi ed è stabilito a quale parte incombe la prova o la controprova riguardo a dati fatti. Le ordinanze sulle prove possono essere modificate o completate in ogni tempo.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (163)

MF190004.L · zh (Art. 154 ZPO)
Procedural Validity, Dispute Value in Lease Extensions, and Witness Summoning in Simplified Procedure
Cited to explain why evidence taking, including the summoning of witnesses, requires a prior decision on the evidence issues.
C/19346/2021 · ge (art. 154 CPC)
Appeal Regarding Exclusion of Evidence and Dismissal of Wage Claims
Cited hypothetically in relation to the possibility of retracting a decision on evidence.
BZ 2024 138 · zg (Art. 154 ZPO)
Swiss Reservation Challenge to Hague Document Request Specificity
Cited to distinguish the decision from a mere evidentiary ruling.
C/1228/2024 · ge (Art. 154 CPC)
Intermediary Contract Termination Disputes: Penalties, Commissions, and Witness Testimony
Cited implicitly as the basis for granting the evidence requests (Order 2).
CACIV.2024.26 · ne (Art. 154 CPC)
Supplier v. Client (Unpaid Invoices and Corruption)
Cited in reasoning regarding the judge's role in ruling on offered evidence before it is administered.
C3 24 59 · vs (Art. 154 ZPO)
Appealability of Interim Evidentiary Rulings Absent Irreparable Harm
Cited as the legal basis indicating that the evidence ruling can be changed or supplemented during the pending proceedings.
ZK2 2023 27 · gr (Art. 154 Satz 2 ZPO)
Employee vs. Employer Summary Dismissal Appeal
Cited regarding the possibility of reconsidering procedural decisions.
ZK2 2023 27 · gr (Art. 154 ZPO)
Employee vs. Employer Summary Dismissal Appeal
Cited generally regarding the requirement for a decision on evidence (Beweisverfügung).
BO.2021.23 · sg (Art. 154 ZPO)
Industrial Accident Damages Appeal: Contributory Negligence vs. Employer Liability
Cited in the reasoning (E. III.6) concerning the evidentiary order, although the final order only addresses the consequences of the non-application of evidence proceedings for the outcome.
13.2023.98 · ti (art. 154 CPC)
Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Lack of Irreparable Prejudice in Evidentiary Rulings
Cited in the reasoning to classify the decision under appeal as a procedural order regarding evidence.
C/13560/2022 · ge (Art. 154 in fine CPC)
Non-Profit Sues Corporation Over Alleged Misappropriation of Swiss Trademarks
Cited to state that the evidence ruling can be modified or supplemented at any time.
BO.2022.10 · sg (Art. 154 ZPO)
Profit Share Dispute Regarding 1964 Partition Agreement
Cited in the context of discussing whether the lower court erred by not issuing a formal decision on evidence (Beweisverfügung).
C/17279/2019 · ge (art. 154 CPC)
Appellant Denied Suspension of Evidentiary Ruling Modifying Witness Scope
Provision stating that proof orders can be modified or supplemented at any time, used to support the rejection of the request for a stay of execution.
C/23376/2022 · ge (art. 154 al. 1 CPC)
Eviction Upheld Despite Lease Authenticity Dispute; Execution Stay Granted
Cited in the reasoning regarding the right to have adequate means of proof administered.
C/15023/2021 · ge (Art. 154 CPC)
Trademark Ownership Dispute and Evidentiary Rulings
The decision refers to the fact that the proof ordinance designates the admitted means of proof, which is inherent in the provisional ruling on evidence.