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Showing 6021–6030 of 66662 articles for “Art. 1251 and 1251-1”
…acknowledgement of receipt. After this notification, the arbitrator shall send a copy of the award and the documents on the basis of which it was made to the Minister in charge of labour. This copy,…
The conciliation commission provided for in article L. 2623-1 may hear any collective labour dispute arising in the department or collectivity in which it sits, with the exception of collective labour…
The creditor and debtor are summoned at least fifteen days before the date of the hearing.
The procedure for seizure of sums due by way of remuneration shall be preceded, on pain of nullity, by an attempt at conciliation, in chambers.
…ticle 57 of the Code of Civil Procedure, the petition shall contain, on pain of nullity:1° The name and address of the debtor's employer;2° A separate breakdown of the sums claimed in principal, costs…
If the debtor fails to honour the commitments made at the hearing, the creditor may ask the court clerk to proceed with the seizure without further conciliation. The creditor must enclose a statement…
The court clerk summons the debtor to the hearing. The summons : 1° Mention the surname, first name and address of the creditor or, in the case of a legal entity, its name and registered office; 2° In…
The Registrar will notify the claimant of the place, date and time of the attempted conciliation by any means.
On the day of the hearing, the judge tries to reconcile the parties.
…seizure is carried out after the judge has verified the amount of the claim in principal, interest and costs and, if applicable, settled any disputes raised by the debtor.
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