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Art. 20 Einführungsgesetz zur Schweizerischen Zivilprozessordnung (EG ZPO)

Kanton Glarus

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Art. 20 Einführungsgesetz zur Schweizerischen Zivilprozessordnung (EG ZPO)

Parteientschädigung (Art. 96 ZPO)

1. L'indennità di parte si commisura in base al dispendio di tempo necessario, al valore della lite o dell'interesse e alla complessità del caso.

2. Il Tribunale superiore emana una tariffa sulle spese della rappresentanza professionale da parte di avvocate e avvocati ai sensi dell'articolo 95 capoverso 3 lettera b CPC, nonché sull'indennità delle patrocinatrici e dei patrocinatori d'ufficio ai sensi dell'articolo 122 capoverso 1 lettera a CPC. Essa necessita dell'approvazione del Consiglio legislativo. *

3. Nelle controversie di diritto del lavoro fino a un valore della lite di 30'000 franchi, le spese processuali sono a carico delle parti stesse. Restano riservati i casi di lite temeraria.

5. Disposizioni finali e transitorie

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (12)

OG.2025.00068 · gl (Art. 20 EG ZPO/GL)

Company v. Administrator: Sale of Business Division Upheld Amidst Liquidity Crisis

This provision is cited for the determination of the party compensation awarded to the appellant.

OG.2023.00064 · gl (Art. 20 EG ZPO GL)

Shopping Center Owner Not Liable for Pedestrian Fall

Basis for determining the amount of the party's compensation.

OG.2023.00012 · gl (Art. 20 Abs. 3 EG ZPO/GL)

Unjustified Termination Upheld Due to Insufficient Evidence

Used to rule that parties bear their own costs in the absence of willful misconduct.

OG.2017.00019 · gl (Art. 20 Abs. 1 EG ZPO GL)

BMW v. Former Authorized Dealer Trademark Infringement

Cited as the basis for determining the amount of the party's compensation.

OG.2016.00053 · gl (Art. 20 Abs. 3 EG ZPO/GL)

Wrongful Termination Despite Purported Agreement

Used to state that in labor law disputes with a claim value of up to CHF 30,000, the parties bear their own legal costs.

OG.2019.00007 · gl (Art. 20 Abs. 3 EG ZPO/GL)

Employee Entitled to Remaining Bonus Based on Established Practice

Used to decide that no party compensation is to be awarded.

OG.2018.00019 · gl (Art. 20 Abs. 1 EG ZPO)

Creditor's Attorney Fee Award Reduced for Excessiveness

Cited as the guiding principle for determining party compensation, based on necessary time spent, value of the dispute, and complexity of the case.

OG.2017.00073 · gl (Art. 20 Abs. 3 EG ZPO)

Employee Termination Outside Probationary Period

No party compensation is awarded for the appeal proceedings.

OG.2017.00066 · gl (Art. 20 Abs. 1 EG ZPO)

Construction Dispute Costs Appeal Dismissed

Cited as the guiding principle for determining party compensation based on necessary time, value of dispute, and complexity of the case.

OG.2012.00042 · gl (Art. 106 Abs. 1 in Verbindung mit Art. 95 f. ZPO sowie Art. 3 der kantonalen Verordnung zu den Kosten im Zivil- und Strafprozess [GS III A/5] und Art. 20 Abs. 1 EG ZPO [GS III C/1])

Asbestos Exposure Claims Time-Barred Under Swiss Law

Used to impose costs and party compensation on the appellants for the appeal proceedings.

OG.2013.00021 · gl (Art. 20 Abs. 3 EG ZPO)

Retaliatory Dismissal for Wage Claim Upheld

Used to deny party compensation in employment law disputes up to a value of CHF 30,000.

OG.2012.00010 · gl (Art. 20 Abs. 1 EG ZPO [GS III C/1])

Contact and geographical restrictions upheld in altercation case.

Basis for ordering the appellants to pay a party compensation to the respondent for the appellate proceedings.