Article 866
…ted. This interest accrues from the opening of the succession when the heir owed it to the deceased and from the day the debt is due, when it arose during the joint ownership.
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…ted. This interest accrues from the opening of the succession when the heir owed it to the deceased and from the day the debt is due, when it arose during the joint ownership.
Except where it relates to undivided property, the claim is not payable until the end of the partition operations. However, the debtor heir may decide at any time to pay it voluntarily.
…t, even in part. He may also appoint a judicial conciliator under the conditions set out in article 860-2.
The judge in charge of investigating the case refers it to the court as soon as the state of the investigation allows.
The orders of the judge hearing the case do not have the authority of res judicata in the main proceedings.
…He declares the proceedings terminated. In that event, it shall, if appropriate, rule on the costs and claims made pursuant to Article 700.
The judge in charge of hearing the case shall proceed with the joinder and severance of proceedings.
The judge hearing the case may hear the parties. He has the pre-trial powers provided for in Article 446-3.
The matter is referred to the court by delivery of the joint petition.
In the absence of conciliation, if the case is not ready for trial, the panel shall refer it to a future hearing or assign one of its members to hear it. Unless the case is decided at the first hearin…
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