Article 135
The judge may exclude from the debate any exhibits that have not been communicated in good time.
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The judge may exclude from the debate any exhibits that have not been communicated in good time.
A party who fails to return the communicated documents may be compelled to do so, possibly under penalty.
The astreinte may be liquidated by the judge who imposed it.
An absent person whose existence is judicially established recovers his property and that which he should have received during his absence in the state in which it is, the price of that which would ha…
The marriage of the absent person remains dissolved, even if the judgment declaring the absence has been annulled.
…nce is judicially established the income from the property of which he or she has had the enjoyment and to pay him or her the legal interest from the day of collection, without prejudice, where applic…
…ed for consumption at the office of destination, goods carried in transit are subject to the duties and taxes applicable to them at the rates in force on the date of registration of the retail declara…
Orders issued by the Director General of Customs and Indirect Taxation will, where necessary, lay down the detailed rules for the application of articles 125 to 130 above.
…vice due. It must be made as soon as the debt becomes due. It releases the debtor from the creditor and extinguishes the debt, except where the law or the contract provides for subrogation in the cred…
The debtor of an obligation to pay a sum of money is discharged by payment of its nominal amount. The amount of the sum due may vary through indexation. The debtor of a debt of value is discharged by…
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