French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter II: Forgery of authentic instruments.
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 shall rule on the forgery unless he can rule without taking into account the document alleged to be forged. If the document alleged to be false relates to only one of the counts of the claim…
…mpleaded for the purposes of condemnation by any party who is entitled to act against him as principal. He may also be impleaded by the party who has an interest therein in order to make the judgment…
The oath is taken by the party in person and at the hearing. If the party proves that he is unable to travel, the oath may be taken either before a judge appointed for the purpose who shall travel, as…
Under no circumstances are proceedings interrupted if the event occurs or is notified after the opening of the proceedings.
The costs of the expired proceedings shall be borne by the person who brought the proceedings.
The claimant may, in any matter, withdraw his claim with a view to terminating the proceedings.
…e may invite the parties to inform him of their initiatives with a view to resuming the proceedings and strike out the case if they fail to do so within the time limit set by him.He may ask the public…
Withdrawal is express or implied; the same applies to acceptance.
Withdrawal of proceedings does not entail renunciation of the action, but only extinction of the proceedings.
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