Article 129-4
…f the parties, visit the premises and hear any person whose testimony he or she considers useful, subject to that person's acceptance. The conciliator's findings and the statements he or she takes may…
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…f the parties, visit the premises and hear any person whose testimony he or she considers useful, subject to that person's acceptance. The conciliator's findings and the statements he or she takes may…
Mediation may be entrusted to a natural person or a legal entity. If the appointed mediator is a legal entity, its legal representative shall submit to the judge for approval the name of the natural p…
When the request is made by the minor, the refusal to hear the minor can only be based on his or her lack of discernment or on the fact that the proceedings do not concern him or her. When the request…
…ents or justifications likely to enlighten him, failing which he may disregard the request and rule by drawing all the consequences from the party's failure to act or his refusal. Where the exchanges…
Where provisional enforcement by operation of law has been set aside in whole or in part, its reinstatement may be requested, in the event of an appeal, only from the first president or, as soon as he…
The application shall be submitted in duplicate. It must include a precise indication of the documents relied on.
…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 decision to the a…
…lly. They may also refer to any claims and pleas they may have formulated in writing. The parties' observations are noted in the case file or recorded in minutes. Where a specific provision so provide…
Where a judgment fixes a maintenance allowance or one of the claims provided for in articles 214, 276 and 342 of the Civil Code, the parties are informed in a document attached to the copy of the judg…
Where the application for interim relief relates to an investigative measure carried out by a technician or to an expert assessment measure, the defendant who has indicated, before the hearing, that h…
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