Article 849-4
As soon as the decision designating a third party has been handed down, the court registry shall notify the third party of a copy by any means. The third party shall inform the judge of his acceptance…
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As soon as the decision designating a third party has been handed down, the court registry shall notify the third party of a copy by any means. The third party shall inform the judge of his acceptance…
When the judge appoints a third party for the purpose of implementing measures intended to put an end to the breach, the judge shall rule by means of a specially reasoned decision setting out the term…
The cost of the assignment shall be borne by the party responsible for the breach. The judge who appoints the third party shall set the amount of an advance on the third party's remuneration as close…
The third party may be authorised by the judge to deduct an advance from the sum deposited if the complexity of the case so requires, on proof of the progress of his operations. In the event of a mani…
The court clerk shall invite the person responsible for the breach to deposit the advance with the court clerk's office within the time limit and in the manner specified.
If the third party encounters difficulties that prevent him from carrying out his task, or if it proves necessary to extend his mandate, he shall report the matter to the parties and to the judge. The…
Once the period allowed for the person responsible for the breach to submit his observations has expired, the judge sets the third party's remuneration on the basis, in particular, of the care taken,…
The rules for preventing risks to the health and safety of workers exposed to mechanical vibrations are determined by a decree of the Conseil d'Etat issued pursuant to Article L. 4111-6.
…right. The medal is suspended from a 75 mm wide ribbon by means of a 75 mm wide clasp bearing an olive branch. The ribbon is divided vertically into two equal parts, red and blue.
The honorary members of an industrial tribunal may attend, alongside the members of the court, the installation hearings and the formal hearing provided for in article…
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