Article 842
At any time, the co-sharers may abandon legal proceedings and pursue amicable partition if the conditions laid down for a partition of this nature are met.
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At any time, the co-sharers may abandon legal proceedings and pursue amicable partition if the conditions laid down for a partition of this nature are met.
The defendant is required to constitute a lawyer before the date of the hearing.
For the application of article 416 in the territory of French Polynesia and in New Caledonia, where it appears materially impossible for a lawyer to travel, the accused may choose as counsel a person…
If a deed of amicable partition is drawn up, pursuant to the provisions of article 842 of the Civil Code, the notary informs the judge, who declares the proceedings closed.
…nces. Personal housing assistance is released under the conditions set out in articles L. 824-3, L. 842-2 of the Code de la construction et de l'habitation.
…dure. Proceedings shall be conducted before the court in accordance with the provisions of Articles 842 and 844 of the said Code.
…ces in the framework of the award of public contracts and repealing Implementing Regulation (EU) No 842/2011.
…ces in the framework of the award of public contracts and repealing Implementing Regulation (EU) No 842/2011.
…ailing this, the judge.Sharing may also be carried out in court in accordance with articles 840 and 842.Any other sharing is considered provisional.
…ship judge. Division may also be made in court in accordance with the provisions of articles 840 to 842. Any other division is considered provisional.
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