Article 137
The astreinte may be liquidated by the judge who imposed it.
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The astreinte may be liquidated by the judge who imposed it.
The judge may at any time increase or restrict the scope of the measures prescribed.
The judge may travel outside his jurisdiction to carry out an investigative measure or to monitor its execution.
The person who represents or assists a party before the court that has ordered the measure may follow its enforcement, wherever it takes place, make observations and submit all requests relating to th…
Investigative measures carried out before the court are carried out in open court or in chambers according to the rules applicable to hearings on the merits.
Any difficulties encountered in the execution of an investigative measure shall be settled, at the request of the parties, on the initiative of the technician appointed, or ex officio, either by the j…
Nullity affects only those transactions that are affected by the irregularity.
If he does not proceed immediately, the judge shall fix the place, day and time of the verification; if necessary, he shall appoint a member of the bench to carry it out.
The judge may summon minors and protected adults subject to the rules relating to the capacity of persons and the taking of evidence, as well as their legal representatives or those assisting them.He…
Everyone is obliged to assist justice with a view to ascertaining the truth. Anyone who, without legitimate cause, fails to fulfil this obligation when lawfully required to do so, may be compelled to…
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