Art. 60 Codice di diritto processuale civile svizzero (CPC) - Esame dei presupposti processuali

FS.2019.1 · sg (Art. 60 ZPO)

Family Court Jurisdiction After Unilateral Relocation for Child Matters

Cited in the reasoning regarding the court's duty to examine jurisdiction ex officio, although the main decision relied more directly on Art. 23 ZPO for jurisdiction.

ZK 2014 182 · be (Art. 60 ZPO)

Property Owner v. Municipality: Preliminary Evidence for Stream Renaturation Impact

Cited in the reasoning defining the court's duty to examine procedural prerequisites ex officio.

HG 2011 20 · be (Art. 60 ZPO)

Branch Lacks Standing; Universal Service Obligation Does Not Extend to Foreign Entities

Cited when discussing the obligation of the court to rule on non-admissibility (Nichteintretensentscheid) due to missing procedural requirements.

ZZ.1999.9 · so (§ 60 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Appellate Court Upholds Unlawful Act Claim Based on Facts Presented Under Unjust Enrichment Theory

The court applied this provision, which states that the judge applies the law ex officio, to justify awarding a claim based on a legal ground not explicitly invoked by the plaintiff.

ZZ.1989.8 · so (§ 60 Abs. 1 ZPO)

Labor Court Jurisdiction Over Contract Classification

Cited as the basis for the principle that the court must apply federal law ex officio, justifying the annulment and instruction to decide on the merits under other civil law provisions.

C/23925/2025 · ge (art. 60 CPC)

Guardian Appointment Appeal Dismissed for Insufficient Justification

Cited in the reasoning concerning the court's ex officio review of admissibility conditions.

HOR.2024.35 · ag (Art. 60 ZPO)

Antitrust Case Dismissed for Lack of Swiss Jurisdiction

The court examines the procedural prerequisites, including jurisdiction, ex officio.

HOR.2025.26 · ag (Art. 60 ZPO)

Seller v. Buyer (Non-payment of Photovoltaic Components)

Cited as the court's duty to examine the procedural prerequisites ex officio.

C/9905/2025 · ge (art. 60 CPC)

Appeal Against Psychiatric Evaluation Order Deemed Inadmissible for Lack of Substantiation

Cited as the general rule that the reviewing court checks admissibility ex officio, which is relevant to the finding of inadmissibility.

AC/1193/2025 · ge (art. 60 CPC)

Appeal Dismissed for Mootness After Advance Fee Payment

The appeal was declared inadmissible based on this procedural provision, as the court examines the admissibility conditions ex officio.

C/1167/2025 · ge (art. 60 CPC)

Payment Order Inadmissibility Due to Late Cost Advance

Cited in the reasoning regarding the court's duty to examine admissibility conditions ex officio.

HSU.2025.38 · ag (Art. 60 ZPO)

Applicant's Claim of Shareholder Status Fails in Light of Prior Judgment

The court considered this provision in its examination of procedural requirements, specifically jurisdiction.

C/29268/2018 · ge (art. 60 CPC)

Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Specific Grievances in Curatorship Modification

Cited in the reasoning regarding the court's duty to review admissibility conditions ex officio.

PS250186 · zh (Art. 60 ZPO)

Debtor's Bankruptcy Appeal Dismissed for Untimely Cost Deposit

Cited in conjunction with Art. 59 ZPO as a requirement for entry into the merits (procedural prerequisite, concerning the cost deposit).

C/21481/2016 · ge (art. 60 CPC)

Appeal Dismissed for Insufficient Grounds

Mentioned in the reasoning as the article obligating the review body to verify admissibility conditions ex officio.