Article 659
Where the person to whom the document is to be served has no known domicile, residence or place of work, the judicial officer shall draw up a report in which he shall give a precise account of the ste…
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Where the person to whom the document is to be served has no known domicile, residence or place of work, the judicial officer shall draw up a report in which he shall give a precise account of the ste…
Before the referring court, the investigation is resumed in the state of the proceedings not affected by the cassation.
Any time limit shall expire at twenty-four hours on the last day.A time limit which would normally expire on a Saturday, Sunday or public or bank holiday shall be extended until the next working day..
Where a document intended for a party domiciled in a place where he would benefit from an extension of time is served on his person in a place where those who reside there would not benefit from it, s…
…he addressee's home or residence in accordance with the provisions of the last paragraph of article 655. This notice also states that the copy of the document must be collected as soon as possible fro…
Where the document is not delivered personally, the bailiff shall state on the copy the conditions under which delivery was made. The copy of the document served must be placed in a sealed envelope be…
Direct service is effected by delivering the document in duplicate to the receiving lawyer, who immediately returns one of the copies to his colleague after dating and stamping it.
Persons who, having been parties to the proceedings before the court whose decision has been quashed, have not been parties to the proceedings before the Cour de cassation may be called to the new pro…
Any writ issued by a bailiff shall state, independently of the particulars prescribed elsewhere:1. Its date;2. a) If the claimant is a natural person: his surname, first names, occupation, domicile, n…
The costs relating to unnecessary acts shall be borne by the judicial officers who performed them, without prejudice to any damages that may be claimed. The same applies to costs relating to documents…
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