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The judge shall rule on the basis of the pleas put forward by the parties or on any pleas he or she may raise of his or her own motion.
The registration of forgery against an authentic instrument gives rise to communication to the public prosecutor.
…does not appear or declares that he wishes to use the disputed writing, the procedure shall be as set out in Articles 287 to 295.
The judge may order the person who drew up the disputed deed to be heard.
The judge shall rule on the forgery unless he can rule without taking into account the document alleged to be forged. If the document alleged to be false relates to only one of the counts of the claim…
In the event of the death of one of the legally separated spouses, the other spouse retains the rights granted by law to the surviving spouse. In the event of legal separation by mutual consent, the s…
…separation from property. As regards property, the date on which legal separation takes effect is determined in accordance with the provisions of articles 262 to 262-2.
…onsequences of legal separation shall be governed by the same rules as the consequences of divorce set out in Chapter III above.
…l separation becomes the cause of the divorce; the attribution of wrongs is not altered. The judge determines the consequences of the divorce. Benefits and pensions between spouses are determined acco…
At the request of one of the spouses, a judgment of legal separation is converted ipso jure into a judgment of divorce when the legal separation has lasted two years.
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