291 IPRGLDIP

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Art. 60 Legge federale del 18 dicembre 1987 sul diritto internazionale privato (LDIP)

LDIP; Capitolo 3: Diritto matrimoniale; I. Competenza; 2. Foro di origine

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Art. 60 LDIP

Se i coniugi non sono domiciliati in Svizzera ed uno di loro è cittadino svizzero, per le azioni di divorzio o separazione sono competenti i tribunali del luogo di origine sempreché sia impossibile proporre l’azione nel domicilio di uno dei coniugi o non lo si possa ragionevolmente pretendere.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (7)

11.2023.26 · ti (Art. 60 LDIP)

Enforcement of Foreign Pension Division in Switzerland Rejected Due to Exclusive National Jurisdiction

Cited as a rule for determining the competent Swiss judge for supplementary actions regarding professional pension provision adjustments when parties are not domiciled in Switzerland but one is a Swiss citizen.

C/11339/2018 · ge (art. 60 LDIP)

Pension Division Claim on Foreign Divorce Decree Rejected Due to Lack of Jurisdiction and Prior Settlement

The court determined that the Genevan courts lacked jurisdiction based on the appellant's place of origin, as the conditions of this provision were not met for the request to supplement the Spanish divorce judgment.

C/23668/2017 · ge (art. 60, 63, 83 LDIP)

Divorce Appeal: Parental Rights, Custody Residence, and Spousal Support Modification

Cited in the reasoning to confirm the application of Swiss law.

C/10761/2018 · ge (art. 60 LDIP)

Pension Division Appeal Dismissed Due to Untimely Evidence Introduction

Cited in the reasoning establishing the jurisdiction over the divorce and accessory effects.

HC.2015.977 · vd (Art. 60 LDIP)

Modification of Swiss Child Support Decree Jurisdiction

This article, mentioned in conjunction with Art. 64 LDIP, was used in the reasoning to determine international jurisdiction.

2012.07.03.zr.3 · bl (Art. 60 IPRG)

Plaintiff's Right to Be Heard Violated in Jurisdiction Dispute

Cited by the lower court as the basis for lack of jurisdiction and by the appellate court in its analysis of the case.

C/5445/2007 · ge (art. 60 LDIP)

Pension Compensation After French Divorce Judgment

Cited in the analysis of the general rules for jurisdiction in divorce proceedings when spouses are not domiciled in Switzerland.