Article 288-1
Where the electronic signature enjoys a presumption of reliability, it is for the judge to say whether the evidence available to him justifies the reversal of that presumption.
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Where the electronic signature enjoys a presumption of reliability, it is for the judge to say whether the evidence available to him justifies the reversal of that presumption.
The request for a hearing is made to the judge without formality by the minor himself or by the parties. It may be made at any stage of the proceedings and even for the first time on appeal.
…No 44/2001 of 22 December 2000 on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters;- Articles 45 to 58 and 61 of Regulation (EU) No 650/2012 of the Europea…
…ledgement of receipt, the court registrar shall send the document to the competent authority for delivery to the person concerned in accordance with the procedures applicable in the community in which…
The contested judgment retains its effects between the parties, even in respect of the heads that have been set aside.
The provisions of articles 21-7 to 21-9 do not apply to children born in France to diplomatic agents and career consuls of foreign nationality. However, these children have the option of voluntarily a…
…ilitary services in a French army unit or fought in the French or allied armies in wartime. The surviving spouses of persons who have actually performed military services in a unit of the French army…
In the cases referred to in the previous article, no one may repudiate French nationality unless he proves that he has by descent the nationality of a foreign country.
…s had his or her habitual residence in France for a continuous or discontinuous period of at least five years, since the age of eleven.The judicial courts, local authorities, public bodies and service…
No one may be naturalised unless they are resident in France at the time of signing the naturalisation decree.
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