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Showing 3361–3370 of 46956 articles for “Art. 219 I b”
The lapse of time on appeal or opposition confers on the judgment the force of res judicata, even if it has not been notified.
If the party who served the judgment is deceased, the action may be served at the domicile of the deceased, on his heirs and representatives, collectively and without designation of names and capaciti…
The stay decision may be appealed with the permission of the first president of the court of appeal if there is a serious and legitimate reason. The party wishing to appeal shall refer the matter to t…
A final stay decision may be appealed by way of cassation, but only for breach of the rule of law.
The lapse of time does not extinguish the action; it merely extinguishes the proceedings without any of the acts of the lapsed proceedings ever being set up against or relied upon.
The stay decision suspends the course of the proceedings for the time or until the occurrence of the event it determines.
Partial judgments, judgments which rule in their operative part on part of the main proceedings and order an investigative measure or a provisional measure may be immediately appealed against in the s…
The judge may set aside provisional enforcement in whole or in part if he considers that it is incompatible with the nature of the case. The court may rule on its own initiative or at the request of a…
It must, on pain of inadmissibility, be requested or opposed before any other plea; it is a matter of right.The judge may establish it of his own motion after inviting the parties to present their obs…
If, without legitimate reason, the plaintiff does not appear, the defendant may request a judgment on the merits, which will be adversarial, unless the judge decides to adjourn the case to a later hea…
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