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Art. 307 Codice di diritto processuale civile svizzero (CPC)

CPC; Parte seconda: Disposizioni speciali; Titolo ottavo: Procedura in materia di unione domestica registrata; Capitolo 2: Scioglimento e annullamento dell’unione domestica registrata
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Art. 307 CPC

Alla procedura di scioglimento e di annullamento dell’unione domestica registrata si applicano per analogia le disposizioni sulla procedura di divorzio.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (67)

C/14089/2021 · ge (art. 307 al. 1 CPC)
Mother Granted Exclusive Parental Authority Following Father's Departure
Cited in the reasoning upholding the maintenance of the curatorship measures instituted by the Basel-City court.
C/8496/2023 · ge (art. 307 al. 1 CPC)
Father's Appeal on Visitation and Educational Expenses Following Allegations of Maternal Alcohol Abuse
Cited as the legal basis allowing the Child Protection Authority to order necessary measures, which the appellate court used to mandate monthly alcohol screening tests for the mother.
C/16059/2021 · ge (Art. 307 CPC)
Pension Asset Division Pre-Partnership Valuation Remand
Cited to confirm the applicability of divorce procedure provisions to the dissolution of a registered partnership.
C/10924/2019 · ge (art. 307 CPC)
Partnership Dissolution, Maintenance Extension Due to COVID-19, and Pension Division Appeal
Cited in relation to the provisional measure ruling concerning the maintenance payments.
ZK 2019 477 · be (Art. 307 ZPO)
Registered Partner Dissolution: Child Contact Jurisdiction vs. Maintenance Obligation
Mentioned in context of procedural application, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive.
PS140196 · zh (Art. 307 ff. ZPO)
Debtor's Objection Deadline in Enforcement Proceedings and Deemed Delivery of Registered Mail
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding appeal paths, but not explicitly cited in the operative part.
12.2010.44 · ti (art. 307 CPC/TI)
Insurer Recovery Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Procedural Deficiency
Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirement for professional legal representation to observe procedural rigor.
11.2008.186 · ti (art. 307 segg. CPC ticinese)
Child Custody Cost Indemnity and Legal Aid Appeal
Cited as the ordinary procedure applicable to the appeal based on the law in force at the time of the decision's communication.
12.2008.17 · ti (art. 307 e m. 9 seg. ad art. 314 CPC)
Insurance Cancellation Negligence and Evidentiary Failure Appeal
Cited in the reasoning concerning the inadmissibility of the subsidiary appeal (appello adesivo) based on procedural grounds.
11.2009.21 · ti (art. 307 segg. CPC)
Hague Convention Return Order Overturned Due to Insufficiently Independent Child Objection
Cited in the reasoning regarding procedure, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (1-4).
11.2008.122 · ti (art. 307 segg. CPC)
Parental Custody Deprivation Appeal Over Procedural Errors
Cited as the ordinary procedure governing the appeal.
11.2008.85 · ti (art. 307 segg. CPC)
Guardianship Denial for Debt Collection Purposes
Cited in the reasoning section to define the ordinary procedure applicable to the appeal.
12.2005.158 · ti (Art. 307 CPC)
Vehicle Repair Cost Dispute and Procedural Challenges Appeal
Cited to confirm that decrees are subject to appeal.
11.2004.38 · ti (art. 307 segg. CPC)
Supervisory Authority Cost Allocation Upheld in Child Abuse Assessment Dispute
Cited as the procedural framework governing the appeal, in conjunction with specific procedural articles.
12.2005.164 · ti (art. 307 CPC)
Employee v. Former Employer: Abusive Dismissal Following Salary Dispute
Cited in the reasoning section regarding appellate review, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.