Scarpa could not stop maintenance advances

ATA/133/1998Cour de justice / Chambre administrative10 mars 1998Dismissed

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Résumé Omnilex

Scarpa ceased making maintenance advances after the criminal judge found that the debtor could be expected to pay CHF 700 per month. The court held that this assessment did not authorize Scarpa to discontinue the advances. The requested cessation was therefore not justified.

Regeste Omnilex

LARPA 11; maintenance advances may not be stopped solely because a criminal judge has assessed that the debtor can be expected to pay CHF 700 per month. Such an assessment does not by itself eliminate the basis for continuing advances; the decisive question remains whether the statutory conditions for cessation are actually met.

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Descripteurs

OBLIGATION D'ENTRETIEN; AVANCE(EN GENERAL); CONDAMNATION; PROCEDURE PENALE; IP

Normes

LARPA.11

Résumé

Dès lors que le juge pénal a estimé qu'on pouvait attendre du débiteur le versement de CHF 700.-- par mois, le Scarpa n'était pas fondé à cesser ses avances.

Mots-clés

maintenance advancessupport obligationcriminal proceedingscessation of advancesdebtor ability to pay

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Question juridique clé

Whether Scarpa was entitled to cease maintenance advances after the criminal judge assessed the debtor's ability to pay CHF 700 per month.

Solution extraite

No. That assessment did not justify stopping the advances.

Motifs extraits

Once the criminal judge considered that the debtor could be expected to pay CHF 700 per month, Scarpa lacked a basis to discontinue the advances.

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