Article 805
The pre-trial judge or the magistrate in charge of the report may, if the lawyers do not object, hold the hearing alone to hear the pleadings. He reports to the court in his deliberations.
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The pre-trial judge or the magistrate in charge of the report may, if the lawyers do not object, hold the hearing alone to hear the pleadings. He reports to the court in his deliberations.
If the lawyers fail to complete the procedural acts within the time limits set, the Pre-Trial Judge may, ex officio, after giving notice to the lawyers, issue a reasoned striking-off order that is not…
After the closing order, no pleadings may be lodged or exhibits produced at the debates, on pain of inadmissibility pronounced ex officio. However, applications to intervene voluntarily, submissions r…
Where the provisions of the fourth paragraph of Article 799, the President of the Chamber, on expiry of the time limit set for the submission of the files, shall inform the parties of the names of the…
The application shall be made by a lawyer, or by a public or ministerial officer in cases where the latter is empowered to do so by the provisions in force.
As long as prescription of the right to accept has not been acquired against him, the heir may revoke his renunciation by accepting the succession purely and simply, if it has not already been accepte…
Despite forfeiture or revocation of acceptance up to the amount of net assets, estate creditors and legatees of sums of money retain exclusive rights of pursuit over the assets mentioned in the first…
An heir who renounces is deemed never to have been an heir. Subject to the provisions of article 845, the renouncer's share devolves to his representatives; failing this, it increases to his co-heirs;…
The costs of sealing, inventorying and accounting are borne by the estate. They are paid as preferential partition costs.
As long as the right to accept is not time-barred against him, the heir may revoke his acceptance up to the amount of the net assets by accepting purely and simply. This acceptance is retroactive to t…
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