Article 137
The astreinte may be liquidated by the judge who imposed it.
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The astreinte may be liquidated by the judge who imposed it.
Where the judgment may be rectified by virtue of Article 463, an appeal in cassation is only available, in the case provided for by this article, against the judgment ruling on the rectification.
Final judgments which rule on part of the main proceedings and order an investigative measure or a provisional measure may be appealed to the Court of Cassation in the same way as final judgments ruli…
An appeal in cassation may also be lodged against a judgment by which the court of appeal rules on jurisdiction without ruling on the substance of the dispute.
Contradiction of judgments may also, notwithstanding the provisions of article 605, be invoked when two decisions, even if not rendered at last instance, are irreconcilable and neither of them is subj…
An appeal in cassation is only available against judgments handed down at last instance.
In non-contentious matters, the appeal is admissible even in the absence of an adversary.
In contentious matters, an appeal is admissible even where a conviction has been handed down in favour of or against a person who was not a party to the proceedings.
Any party who has an interest may appeal to the Court of Cassation even if the provision that is unfavourable to him does not benefit his opponent.
In respect of decisions by default, an appeal may only be lodged by the defaulting party from the day on which its opposition is no longer admissible.
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