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Art. 34 Legge federale del 21 marzo 2003 che promuove un'offerta di alloggi a pigioni e prezzi moderati (LPrA) - Strumenti
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Art. 34 LPrA · Strumenti
Ai fini della promozione sono impiegati: a. fideiussioni per prestiti in obbligazioni di centrali d’emissione di utilità pubblica; b. fideiussioni al regresso per ipoteche di grado posteriore; c. mutui senza interessi o a saggi d’interesse favorevoli; d. partecipazioni al capitale.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (41)
11.2009.180 · ti (art. 34 cpv. 1 LOG)
Property Owner v. Adjacent Property Owner (Recusal Dispute)
Used to determine the competent substitute judge (Segretario assessore della Pretura) for the case after the abstention was accepted.
11.2010.63 · ti (art. 34 cpv. 1 LOG)
Judge Recusal Following Criminal Complaint by Defendant
Used to mandate the transmission of the case to the substitute judge (Segretario assessore) following the legal impediment of the Pretore.
11.2008.14 · ti (art. 34 cpv. 2 LOG)
Child's Nursery Fee Claim Appeal Due to Lack of Judicial Immediacy
Cited in connection with a Federal Supreme Court decision indicating that the Secretary Assessor is no longer authorized to replace the Judge in this context, necessitating the referral back to the lower court.
12.2009.102 · ti (art. 34 LOG)
Appeal Regarding Bankruptcy Judge's Recusal and Case Reassignment
This article was cited in the reasoning as an unconstitutional provision regarding the assignment of jurisdiction to the Assessore Secretary.
11.2009.19 · ti (art. 34 cpv. 1 LOG)
Magistrate Recusal Following Criminal Complaint Against Litigant
This provision dictates that in case of a legal impediment of the Judge, the case is forwarded to the Segretario assessore.
11.2007.97 · ti (art. 34 cpv. 1 LOG)
Spousal Support Modification Appeal Due to Procedural Defect in Jurisdictional Authority
This statutory provision regarding substitution is discussed in the reasoning, but not cited in the operative orders.
11.2007.97 · ti (art. 34 cpv. 2 LOG)
Spousal Support Modification Appeal Due to Procedural Defect in Jurisdictional Authority
This statutory provision regarding substitution is discussed throughout the reasoning as the source of the jurisdictional defect, but is not cited in the operative orders.
12.2008.221 · ti (art. 34 LOG)
Judicial Abstention Conflict of Interest and Unconstitutional Delegation in Commercial Registry Matter
Cited in the reasoning regarding the unconstitutionality of granting powers to the secretary assessor, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders 1, 2, or 3.
12.2008.222 · ti (art. 34 LOG)
Property Association Mortgage Dispute and Magistrate Abstention
Cited in the reasoning regarding the unconstitutionality of granting jurisdiction to the assessor secretary.
12.2008.151 · ti (art. 34 LOG)
Shareholder Information Request and Magistrate Recusal Appeal
Mentioned in the reasoning as being unconstitutional, but not cited in the dispositive orders.
11.2007.52 · ti (art. 34 cpv. 2 LOG)
Child Support Increase Appeal: Procedural Defect in Substitution of Judge
The final order annuls the decision because the judge who issued it acted based on this provision without proper jurisdiction.
11.2006.53 · ti (art. 34 cpv. 1 LOG)
Appeal Regarding Jurisdiction of Secretary Assessor in Child Support Modification
Cited regarding the official substitution of the Judge by the Secretary Assessor in case of legal impediment or absence.
11.2006.53 · ti (art. 34 cpv. 2 LOG)
Appeal Regarding Jurisdiction of Secretary Assessor in Child Support Modification
Cited as the provision under which the Court found the Secretary Assessor lacked autonomous jurisdiction.
14.2008.27 · ti (art. 34 LOG)
Appeal Regarding Nullity of Judgment Due to Unauthorized Jurisdiction of Assistant Secretary in Debt Enforcement Proceedings
Cited as a basis for the procedural issue regarding the jurisdiction of the deputy registrar.
14.2008.31 · ti (art. 34 LOG)
Assistant Secretary Judge Authority Challenge
Cited in the grounds for the decision, as the main issue concerned the jurisdiction conferred by this article on the substitute judge.