130.1 JGLJ

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Art. 52 Legge sulla giustizia (LJ) - Tribunale cantonale - Istanza di ricorso

Competenza delle autorità giudiziarie - Procedura civile

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Art. 52 JG - Tribunale cantonale - Istanza di ricorso · Istanza di ricorso

1. Il Tribunale cantonale decide sulle cause civili che possono essere impugnate dinanzi ad esso mediante ricorso o appello.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (6)

102 2024 191 · fr (Art. 52 JG)

Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Formal Compliance and Failure to Address Substantive Findings; Free Legal Aid Denied

Cited in the reasoning to determine the court's jurisdiction.

106 2022 124 · fr (Art. 52 JG)

In re: Child Custody and Visitation Modification Following Parental Death

Cited as a procedural basis for lodging the appeal.

106 2021 78 · fr (Art. 52 JG)

Custodial Conflict Visitation Modification Case

Cited in the reasoning to establish the jurisdiction to hear the appeal against the decision of the lower court.

106 2021 60 · fr (Art. 314 Abs. 1 i.V.m. Art. 450 Abs. 1 ZGB; Art. 8 KESG; Art. 52 JG; Art. 14 Abs. 1 Bst. c des Reglements des Kantonsgerichts vom 22. November 2012 betreffend seine Organisation und seine Arbeitsweise [RKG; SGF 131.11])

Custody Modification Appeal Denying Increased Mother's Access Due to Parenting Deficiencies

Cited as the basis for the admissibility of the appeal against decisions of the Protection Authority.

106 2020 42 · fr (Art. 52 JG)

Father's Appeal Regarding Visitation Rights and Procedural Error

Cited in the reasoning regarding the appealability of decisions from the protection authority.

106 2019 94 · fr (Art. 52 JG)

Appeal of Provisional Visitation Arrangement Based on Custodial Parent's Financial and Presence Demands

This article was cited in the reasoning regarding the jurisdiction to hear the appeal, but is not explicitly mentioned in the final dispositive (I, II, III).