French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section 2: Pre-trial proceedings before the Pre-Trial Judge
Article 783
The Pre-Trial Judge shall proceed with the joinder and severance of proceedings.
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The Pre-Trial Judge shall proceed with the joinder and severance of proceedings.
The procedure is written unless otherwise specified.
The Pre-Trial Judge may rule on costs and claims made pursuant to Article
Once the investigative measure ordered has been carried out, the proceedings shall continue at the behest of the Pre-Trial Judge.
The pre-trial judge may, even of his own motion, hear the parties. The parties shall be heard by both parties unless one of them, duly summoned, fails to appear.
The court clerk shall immediately notify the lawyers whose constitution is known to him of the registration number in the general register, the day and time set by the president of the court for the a…
…to the proceedings and on the substantive issue decided pursuant to the provisions of 6° of Article 789.
The pre-trial judge may invite the parties to call all interested parties whose presence he deems necessary for the resolution of the dispute.
…ssions specially addressed to him which are distinct from submissions within the meaning of Article 768, subject to the provisions of Article 1117.
…iliated, even partially.The Pre-Trial Judge may appoint a mediator under the conditions of Article 131-1.He shall, at the request of the parties, homologate the agreement that they submit to him.The P…
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