Article 304
The judge may order the person who drew up the disputed deed to be heard.
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The judge may order the person who drew up the disputed deed to be heard.
The judge may, at any time, authorise an equivalent guarantee to be substituted for the initial guarantee.
The claimant may, in any matter, withdraw his claim with a view to terminating the proceedings.
A party may be represented by only one of the persons, natural or legal, entitled by law.
If necessary, the judge may order that the summary order be enforced on the basis of the minutes alone.
The judge may of his own motion decide to refer a case to the public prosecutor.
Revision may be requested only by persons who were parties or represented in the judgment.
During childbirth, the mother may request that her admission and identity be kept secret.
The award of a supplement, in particular in the form of alimony, may, if appropriate, be requested at a later date.
The usufructuary's creditors may have any waiver made by him to their prejudice annulled.
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