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Art. 176 Codice di diritto processuale civile svizzero (CPC) - Verbale

CPC; Parte prima: Disposizioni generali; Titolo decimo: Prova; Capitolo 3: Mezzi di prova

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Art. 176 CPC · Verbale

Le deposizioni sono verbalizzate nel loro contenuto essenziale e quindi lette o date da leggere al testimone e da questi firmate. Se una parte lo chiede, sono messe a verbale anche le domande completive proposte dalle parti, ma non ammesse dal giudice.

Le deposizioni possono inoltre essere registrate anche su supporto sonoro o video oppure mediante altri strumenti tecnici appropriati.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (35)

RBOG.2006.Nr.38 · tg (§ 176 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Summary Review of Law in Provisional Measures

Cited as the basis for the court's authority to issue precautionary measures in pending proceedings.

RBOG.1999.Nr.26 · tg (§ 176 ZPO)

Shareholder's Claim for Construction Stop After Expropriation Denied

This provision was discussed as a possible basis for a construction stop, but the court found it inapplicable because no ordinary or expedited civil action was pending.

ZZ.1990.20 · so (§ 176 Abs. 2 ZPO)

Witness Non-Appearance Costs and Damages Claims Limitation

The court decision implies that the conditions for imposing costs (including potential party costs) on the witness under this provision were not met.

RBOG.1998.Nr.28 · tg (§ 176 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Prerequisites and Admissibility of Provisional Measures in Pending Proceedings

This provision outlines the authority of the President of the Court to issue interim measures in pending proceedings when a party faces harm that cannot be easily remedied.

Arr.t.2019.699 · vd (Art. 176 CPC)

Cantonal Court Annuls Curatorship Appointment Due to Lack of Consent and Conflict of Interest

Cited in the introductory section and applicable by analogy for the recording of statements, which was found to be insufficient in the reasoning.

2019.05.14.zr.4 · bl (Art. 176 ZPO)

Abusive Dismissal for Filing Pension Fund Complaint

Referenced concerning the recording of essential content of statements in the absence of electronic recording.

RT180177 · zh (Art. 176 ZPO)

Provisional Enforcement of Debt Dismissed Due to Credible Duress Claim

Cited in conjunction with Art. 193 ZPO regarding the required content/form of minutes, relevant to the scope of review of the trial record.

HC.2017.810 · vd (Art. 176 al. 1 ch. 1 et al. 3 CPC)

Maintenance Order Appeal and Recalculation of Income and Expenses

These provisions concern the modification of provisional measures regarding spousal and child support, which is the core issue decided in orders II and I respectively.

HC.2017.254 · vd (Art. 176 al. 1 CPC)

Renovation Company Appeals Payment for Landscaping Work Exceeding Approximate Budget

Cited in the introductory list, and used in the dispositive reasoning (3.2.1) to confirm the proper handling of witness depositions via the written record.

C/18329/2014 · ge (Art. 176 al. 1 ch. 2 CPC)

Spousal and Child Support Modification in Cross-Border Divorce

Used to attribute the exclusive use of the marital home to B______.

2014.12.16.zr.4 · bl (Art. 176 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Neighbor's Oil Tank Room Ownership Dispute

Cited in relation to the recording of witness testimonies, stating that a verbatim record is not required.

LZ140011 · zh (Art. 176 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Paternity Disestablishment Case Remanded Due to Improper Dismissal of Evidence

Regulation concerning the protocol of the parties' testimony.

HC.2012.657 · vd (Art. 176 al. 1 ch. 1 et al. 3 CPC)

Child Custody Appeal Rejected Pending Evaluation

Cited at the beginning, indicating the subject matter relates to protective measures for the marital union, relevant context for the appeal regarding custody.

HC.2012.119 · vd (Art. 176 al. 1 CPC)

Employer Gratification Payment Characterization Appeal

Cited in the dispositive (Order II via reference to section 5b) as part of the procedural grounds explaining why the lower court's judgment was annulled due to formal errors in recording testimony.

CCC.2008.84 · ne (Art. 176 CPC)

Defects in Winter Garden Construction and Procedural Acquiescence

Cited to support the finding that the acquiescence to inadmissibility by the respondent terminated the possibility of filing subsequent replies or supplementary replies.