French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter IV: Appeal procedures
Article 1518
An award rendered in France in international arbitration may only be the subject of an action for annulment.
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An award rendered in France in international arbitration may only be the subject of an action for annulment.
…se, they may still appeal against the exequatur order on one of the grounds provided for in Article 1520. An appeal shall be lodged within one month of the notification of the enforceable award. The n…
…mined by the respective claims of the parties as set out in the application provided for in Article 1560. The parties may not amend their claims other than to update the amount of a claim relating to…
…eached only a partial agreement and unless they request its homologation in accordance with Article 1557, they may apply to the judge for a ruling on the residual dispute either in accordance with the…
The case shall be reinstated at the request of one of the parties so that the judge, depending on the case, either homologates the agreement and rules on the part of the dispute that persists or rules…
…on for homologation of the parties' agreement drawn up in accordance with the provisions of Article 1555-1, shall be submitted to the judge by the earliest party or all of the parties. Where the agree…
Where the court is seised on the basis of the provisions of articles 1564-3 and 1564-4, the case shall be set for a short time.
When the conventional phase has made it possible to bring the case to trial but the dispute persists in its entirety on the merits, the application for reinstatement is accompanied by a lawyer's deed…
When the conventional phase has made it possible to bring the case to trial and to reach a partial agreement on the substance of the dispute, the application for reinstatement is accompanied by a lawy…
…the hearing closing the investigation pursuant to the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 1546-1, the acts and documents referred to in articles 1564-1,1564-3 and 1564-4 are communicated to…
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