Article 115
The nullity is covered by the subsequent regularisation of the deed if no foreclosure has occurred and if the regularisation leaves no grievance remaining.
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The nullity is covered by the subsequent regularisation of the deed if no foreclosure has occurred and if the regularisation leaves no grievance remaining.
The parties may conciliate, of their own accord or on the judge's initiative, throughout the proceedings.
The facts on which the resolution of the dispute depends may, at the request of the parties or ex officio, be the subject of any legally permissible investigative measure.
The investigative measure ordered may be executed immediately.
The judge may, in order to carry out an investigative measure or witness its execution, travel without being assisted by the court clerk.
Personal appearance may only be ordered by the trial panel or by the member of that panel who is responsible for investigating the case..
The connexity plea may be raised in any event, unless it is set aside if it was raised belatedly with dilatory intent.
Extracts of the minutes drawn up by the judge may be issued. At any time, the parties or the earliest of them may submit the statement of agreement drawn up by the judicial conciliator to the judge fo…
The astreinte may be liquidated by the judge who imposed it.
The judge may at any time increase or restrict the scope of the measures prescribed.
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