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Art. 378 Codice di diritto processuale civile svizzero (CPC) - Anticipazione delle spese
CPC; Parte terza: Arbitrato; Titolo quinto: Procedimento arbitrale
Art. 378 CPC · Anticipazione delle spese
Il tribunale arbitrale può esigere un anticipo delle spese procedurali presumibili e farne dipendere la continuazione del procedimento. Salvo diverso accordo tra le parti, esso ne determina l’importo a carico di ciascuna.
Se una parte non versa l’anticipo che le incombe, l’altra può o anticipare lei stessa il totale delle spese o rinunciare al procedimento arbitrale. In quest’ultimo caso, essa può, per la stessa lite, avviare un nuovo procedimento arbitrale o promuovere una causa davanti al tribunale statale.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (7)
CCC.1999.7591 · ne (Art. 378 CPC)
Landlord v. Tenant: Provisional Payment Proceedings and Set-Off Claim Over Restoration Costs
Cited regarding the requirement to produce evidence (means of discharge) at the hearing in summary proceedings.
CCC.1999.7559 · ne (art.378 CPC)
Employee Wages After Voided Dismissal
Cited regarding the procedure where the defendant presents evidence and explains their case during the hearing in summary proceedings.
CCC.1998.7529 · ne (Art. 378 CPC)
Creditor v. Debtors: Lifting of Opposition to Execution Based on Promissory Notes
Mentioned as a procedural requirement regarding the citation to the hearing, which was met by the lower court.
CCC.1996.7200 · ne (art. 378 CPC)
Recognition of Californian Child Support Judgment Upheld Against Debtor's Opposition
Cited in the reasoning concerning the procedural requirement for the judge to notify the levée d'opposition request to the defendant.
CCC.1996.7180 · ne (art.378 CPC)
Enforceability of Judicial Settlement for Rent Arrears
Cited regarding the procedure where the defendant is called to appear at a hearing to present their case.
CCC.1995.6952 · ne (Art. 378 CPC)
Creditor's Provisional Lifting of Opposition to Payment Order Rejected Due to Prior Patent Transfer
Cited in the reasoning to support the procedural rules applicable to evidence submission in summary proceedings.
CCC.1995.6889 · ne (Art. 378 CPC)
Supplier Debt Collection Overturned Due to Improper Consumer Notice and Evidentiary Procedure
Cited in the reasoning regarding the procedural omission by the lower court in the summary procedure (mainlevée d'opposition).