Dretg naziunal 2 Dretg privat - Giurisdicziun civila - Execuziun 27 Giurisdicziun civila
Internal Law 2 Private law - Administration of civil justice - Enforcement 27 Civil procedure

272 Cudesch da procedura civila svizzer dals 19 da december 2008 (Cudesch da procedura civila, CPC)

272 Swiss Civil Procedure Code of 19 December 2008 (Civil Procedure Code, CPC)

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Art. 67 Capacitad da processar

1 Capabel da processar è, tgi ch’è abel d’agir.

2 Per tgi che n’è betg abel d’agir agescha sia represchentanza legala.

3 Uschenavant ch’ina persuna inabla d’agir è abla da giuditgar, po ella:

a.
far diever independentamain da ses dretgs che sa basan sin sia persunalitad;
b.
prender sezza las mesiras provisoricas necessarias, sch’i resulta in privel dal retard.

Art. 68 Representation by agreement

1 Any person who has capacity to take legal action may choose to be represented in proceedings.

2 The following persons are allowed to act as professional representatives:

a.
in all proceedings: lawyers admitted to represent parties before Swiss courts under the Lawyers Act of 23 June 200032;
b.
before the conciliation authorities, in financial disputes under the simplified procedure and in cases under the summary procedure: licensed administrators and legal agents if provided for by cantonal law;
c.
in cases under the summary procedure in accordance with Article 251 of this Code: professional representatives under Article 27 DEBA33;
d.
before the special courts for tenancy matters and for employment matters: professionally qualified representatives if provided for by cantonal law.

3 The representative must prove his or her authority by power of attorney.

4 The court may order the personal appearance of a represented party.

32 SR 935.61

33 SR 281.1

 

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