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Art. 381 Codice di diritto processuale civile svizzero (CPC) - Diritto applicabile

CPC; Parte terza: Arbitrato; Titolo sesto: Lodo
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Art. 381 CPC · Diritto applicabile

Il tribunale arbitrale decide: a. secondo le regole di diritto scelte dalle parti; oppure b. secondo equità, se così autorizzato dalle parti.

In mancanza di tale scelta o autorizzazione, il tribunale arbitrale decide secondo il diritto che sarebbe applicato da un tribunale statale.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (13)

C/22021/2013 · ge (art. 381 al. 1 let. c CPC)
Currency Mismatch in Contractual Debt Claim
Cited in the reasoning for admissibility of the appeal, as the appellate court could not rule on the merits and had to remit the case.
101 2016 387 · fr (art. 381 al. 1 CPC/FR)
Appeal Regarding Provisional Prohibition of Use of Inadvertently Disclosed Municipal Minutes in Road Construction Dispute
This provision is cited in the operative part (III) to declare the claim for damages inadmissible because it should have been raised in ordinary proceedings.
CCC.2005.28 · ne (art.381 CPC)
Challenge to Lifting of Opposition to Payment Order Affirmed
Cited as the basis for the procedure continuing in the absence of the defaulting party, which rejects the appellant's claim regarding the default judgment.
11.2000.17 · ti (art. 381 CPC)
Appeal Struck as Moot Due to Elapsed Visitation Period
Mentioned in the reasoning when discussing the consequences of not observing a deadline, though the final order rests on lack of legal interest.
CCC.2001.97 · ne (Art. 381 CPC)
Community Mortgage Dispute and Judicial Impartiality Violation
Cited in the reasoning regarding the *de facto* dispensing of parties from appearing in summary proceedings, although this reasoning was not directly used in the final orders.
11.2000.51 · ti (art. 381 CPC)
Co-Owner Construction Dispute and Procedural Due Process Violation in Usufructuary Case
Cited in the reformed dispositive (III.2) to set the term for initiating the main action, after which the provisional measure will expire.
11.1999.45 · ti (art. 381 CPC)
Appellants v. Sibling: Precautionary Block on Estate Assets Governed by Foreign Law
Cited in the reasoning (point 12) as the legal basis for imposing a deadline to commence the main action after ordering provisional measures.
CCC.1996.7180 · ne (art.381 et 382 CPC)
Enforceability of Judicial Settlement for Rent Arrears
Cited regarding the consequences of default in summary procedure (the procedure continues and judgment is rendered).
11.2000.17 · ti (art. 381 CPC)
Mother v. Father (Dissolution of Marriage Visitation Dispute)
Potentially relevant procedural rule mentioned in the reasoning concerning deadlines for provisional measures, although not explicitly cited in the final order.
11.2000.51 · ti (art. 381 CPC)
Co-Owner Injunction Against Brother for Unauthorized Construction Altering Property Destination
The final order sets a deadline for the appellant to initiate the main action, as required by this procedural article for precautionary measures ordered before the main suit.
11.2000.51 · ti (art. 381 CPC)
Co-Owner Injunction Against Brother for Unauthorized Construction Altering Property Destination
This article dictates the establishment of a deadline to promote the main action following an ex parte order, which is done in operative order III point 2.
11.2000.51 · ti (art. 381 CPC)
Co-Owner Injunction Against Brother for Unauthorized Construction Altering Property Destination
This article is explicitly cited in operative order number 2 (III) which sets a deadline for initiating the main action.
11.2007.121 · ti (art. 381 CPC)
Freezing of Joint Bank Account in Estate Succession Dispute
Cited in the reasoning to confirm the admissibility of the appeal against a preliminary decision issued before the main case was initiated, which aligns with the context of reviewing a provisional decision.