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Showing 3611–3620 of 46077 articles for “Art. 669 II”
Decisions taken by the judge in the context of delegated conciliation are measures of judicial administration.
Objections to nullity based on failure to comply with the substantive rules relating to procedural documents must be raised ex officio where they are of public policy. The judge may raise ex officio n…
In the event of difficulty, or if any legitimate impediment is invoked, the judge who ordered the delivery or production may, on application without form made to him, retract or modify his decision. T…
In order to proceed with the conciliation attempt, the judicial conciliator summons the parties, as necessary, to a place, day and time that he/she determines. The parties may be assisted before the j…
The judge may terminate the conciliation at any time, at the request of a party or on the conciliator's initiative. He may also terminate the conciliation automatically if it appears that the concilia…
Withdrawal of the appeal entails acquiescence in the judgment. It is null and void if, subsequently, another party itself regularly lodges an appeal.
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.
Withdrawal of the appeal or opposition is permitted in all matters, unless otherwise provided.
The articles 396,397 and 399 are applicable to the withdrawal of the appeal or opposition.
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