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Showing 3641–3650 of 67800 articles for “Art. 356 and 370-1-4”
Withdrawal of the appeal entails acquiescence in the judgment. It is null and void if, subsequently, another party itself regularly lodges an appeal.
Acquiescence may be express or implied.Unreserved enforcement of an unenforceable judgment constitutes acquiescence, except in cases where acquiescence is not permitted.
The communication to the public prosecutor is, unless specifically provided otherwise, made at the judge's discretion. It must take place in good time so as not to delay the judgment.
…h it is based. It shall be enforceable on the basis of the minutes alone. A copy of the application and the order shall be left with the person against whom it is made.
The withdrawal of the appeal need only be accepted if it contains reservations or if the party in respect of whom it is made has previously lodged a cross-appeal or incidental claim.
Withdrawal of opposition need only be accepted if the original applicant has previously made an additional application.
The public prosecutor may act as principal party or intervene as a joint party. It represents others in cases determined by law.
The judge has the option of amending or retracting his order, even if the case is before the judge hearing the case on the merits.
The Public Prosecutor's Office may take notice of those other cases in which it considers it should intervene.
…n the case to a later hearing. The judge may also, even of his own motion, declare the summons null and void. The judge may also, even of his own motion, declare the summons null and void. The declara…
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