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The party requesting an enquiry must specify the facts it intends to prove. It is up to the judge ordering the enquiry to determine the relevant facts to be proved.
Debates are held in public, except where the law requires or permits them to be held in chambers.
If the parties are unable to indicate from the outset the persons to be heard, the judge may nevertheless authorise them either to attend the enquiry without further formality with the witnesses they…
It is incumbent on the party requesting an enquiry to state the surnames, first names and residences of the persons whose evidence it seeks. The same burden is incumbent on the opposing parties reques…
The judge shall authorize the witness, at his request, to receive any compensation to which he may be entitled.
The decision ordering the enquiry shall specify whether it will take place before the trial panel, before a member of that panel or, if necessary, before any other judge of the court.
A person who has acquired French nationality shall enjoy all the rights and be bound by all the obligations attached to French nationality, from the day of such acquisition.
Each of the spouses has the power to enter alone into contracts which have as their object the maintenance of the household or the education of the children: any debt thus contracted by one obliges th…
Marriage is dissolved: 1° By the death of one of the spouses; 2° By legally pronounced divorce.
Each spouse may freely exercise a profession, receive his or her earnings and wages and dispose of them after paying the marriage expenses.
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