Article 846
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The additional period provided for in
The period provided for in the third paragraph of Article 662 is two months..
The minimum number of jurors provided for by the first paragraph of l'article 260 is set at 80 for the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands.
For the application of Article 407, the court clerk may be appointed as interpreter for one of the languages in use in the territory. In this case, he is exempt from the oath. If there is a permanent…
In Nouméa, Mata-Utu and Papeete, the police court is constituted by a judge of the court of first instance, an officer of the public prosecutor's office as set out in articles 45 to 48,810 and 811, an…
The time limit and forms for objecting to the judgment handed down by the Cour de cassation provided for in Article 589 are those defined in Articles 855 and 856.
The time limits provided for in Article
…ed resides in another island in this territory or in any other place in the territory of the Republic..
In the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, the president of the court of first instance shall exercise the powers vested in the commission mentioned in Article 706-4.
The powers vested in the competent public accountant by
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