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If the request for recusal or dismissal on grounds of legitimate suspicion is rejected, the person making it may be sentenced to a civil fine of up to €10,000 without prejudice to any damages that may…
The appeal puts the res judicata in question before the appellate court.A new decision shall be given on the facts and on the law under the conditions and within the limits determined in Books One and…
The application for authorisation of the prise à partie procedure shall be brought before the first president of the court of appeal within whose jurisdiction the judge concerned sits.
The refusal decision may be appealed to the Court of Cassation within fifteen days of its pronouncement. The appeal shall be lodged, investigated and judged in accordance with the procedure without co…
The claimant summons the judge for the set day. On pain of inadmissibility of the application, a copy of the application, the decision of the first president and the supporting documents shall be atta…
The decision of the first president authorising the party-in-chief procedure sets the day on which the case will be heard by two chambers of the court combined. The court registry shall bring the deci…
The judge, as soon as he is aware of the decision authorising the taking to task procedure, shall abstain until the taking to task has been decided.
An appeal refers to the court the knowledge of the heads of judgment which it expressly criticises and of those which depend on them.Devolution occurs for the whole only when the appeal seeks to set a…
An appeal seeks, by criticism of the judgment given by a court of first instance, to have it set aside or reversed by the court of appeal.
Counterclaims are also admissible on appeal.
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