Article 252
The reporting officer is notified of his assignment by the court clerk.The reporting officer is notified of his assignment by the court clerk.The reporting officer is notified of his assignment by the…
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The reporting officer is notified of his assignment by the court clerk.The reporting officer is notified of his assignment by the court clerk.The reporting officer is notified of his assignment by the…
The report is submitted to the court registry. An official report is drawn up of the findings presented orally. However, the drafting of the report may be replaced by a mention in the judgment if the…
If the consultation is given orally, an official report is drawn up. The drafting of the record may, however, be replaced by a mention in the judgment if the case is immediately decided at last instan…
The judge shall set the consultant's remuneration, on proof that the assignment has been completed. He may issue him with a writ of execution.
The judge shall determine the remuneration of the constatant, on proof of completion of the assignment. He may issue him with a writ of execution.
…e judge who prescribes findings sets the time limit within which the findings will be filed or the date of the hearing at which the findings will be presented orally. He shall designate the party or p…
The findings may be prescribed at any time, including in conciliation or during deliberation. In the latter case, the parties shall be notified.The findings shall be recorded in writing unless the jud…
Where a purely technical matter does not require complex investigations, the judge may instruct the person he or she appoints to provide a simple consultation.
An expert opinion should only be ordered in cases where findings or consultation would not be sufficient to enlighten the judge.
The judge may instruct the person he appoints to make findings. The person making the findings must not give any opinion on the consequences in fact or in law that may result.
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