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Art. 385 Codice di diritto processuale civile svizzero (CPC) - Intesa tra le parti

CPC; Parte terza: Arbitrato; Titolo sesto: Lodo
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Art. 385 CPC · Intesa tra le parti

Se durante il procedimento arbitrale le parti pongono fine alla controversia, il tribunale arbitrale, su richiesta, lo constata sotto forma di lodo.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (6)

41/2006/3 · sh (Art. 385 ZPO)
Representative's Interim Fee Appeal in Protracted Divorce Case
Cited as the procedural basis allowing the appeal (Aufsichtsbeschwerde) to be heard.
C/11991/2012 · ge (Art. 385 CPC)
Arbitral Award Notification Validity and Waiver of Formal Requirements
Mentioned as the rule for an arbitral award confirming a settlement reached during arbitration.
SB120131 · zh (Art. 385 Abs. 1 lit. a ZPO)
Attempted Manslaughter Conviction Upheld Despite Dissociation
This provision was applied in relation to the determination of legally binding parts of the previous decision.
14.1997.30 · ti (art. 385 ss. CPC)
Debt Enforcement Opposition Rejected: Forgery Claim Barred by Summary Procedure
These articles cover the general procedure for appeals, which applies to the rejection of the appeal in order 1.
16.1997.45 · ti (art. 385 segg. CPC)
Appeal Granted Over Improper Rejection of Enforcement Opposition Due to Lack of Enforceable Title
Cited in the reasoning regarding the procedural rules governing summary procedure for opposition rejection.
14.1995.73 · ti (art. 385 cpv. 1 CPC)
Execution Objection Rejection Admissibility Based on Timeliness of Representation Proof
Cited in the introductory part of the final ruling, referring to the competence of the judge for execution and bankruptcy matters.