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When the premises are closed, the bailiff may affix seals to the door if the applicant does not request that it be opened. If this is not the case, he may enter the premises by any means, in the prese…
The judge may invite the parties to provide such explanations of law as he considers necessary for the resolution of the dispute.
The judge may exclude from the debate any exhibits that have not been communicated in good time.
Proof of a legal act may be pre-constituted by a writing in authentic form or under private signature.
A judicial officer can carry out any protective measures that may be necessary after a person's death. These conservatory measures are, depending on the value of the goods found on site, the affixing…
A party who fails to return the communicated documents may be compelled to do so, possibly under penalty.
A debtor may, with the agreement of the creditor, assign his debt.The assignment must be evidenced in writing, on pain of nullity.
The creditor is entitled to the performance of the obligation; he may compel the debtor to do so under the conditions laid down by law.
It may be substituted for writing by judicial confession, decisive oath or prima facie evidence in writing corroborated by another means of proof.
The bailiff may take all necessary steps to affix the seals. He shall affix the seals by means of his seal.
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