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Showing 2311–2320 of 67717 articles for “Art. 8 and 9-1”
…ose constitution is known to him or her of the registration number in the general register, the day and time set by the First President for the appeal of the case and the chamber to which the case is…
…r which a special provision exempts the parties from the ministry of a lawyer at the Conseil d'Etat and the Cour de cassation.
The magistrate hearing the case may hear the parties. He has the pre-trial powers provided for in Article 446-3.
The magistrate in charge of hearing the case notes the conciliation, even partial, of the parties. He notes the termination of the proceedings.
In all cases of urgency, the first president may order in summary proceedings, in the event of an appeal, all measures that do not come up against any serious challenge or that are justified by the ex…
…udge may order the lawyers to bring their submissions into line with the provisions of Articles 954 and 961.
Unless the case is decided at the first hearing, the Registrar shall notify by any means the parties who have not been notified orally of the date of subsequent hearings..
…equest of the applicant.The court shall ensure that sufficient time has elapsed between the summons and the hearing for the summoned party to have been able to prepare its defence.
…gal aid, the principal appellant must provide proof of this when submitting his statement of appeal and the other parties must provide proof when submitting their statement of claim by affixing mobile…
…e sent by the rapporteur(s) to the applicant's lawyer under the conditions provided for in article 981.
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