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Showing 2551–2560 of 48297 articles for “Art. Brussels I bis Regulation”
The First President shall rule without debate within one month of the matter being referred to him, after obtaining the opinion of the Public Prosecutor. Where the application for recusal concerns the…
Voluntary intervention is principal or accessory.
The technician may request communication of all documents from the parties and third parties, unless the judge orders otherwise in the event of difficulty.
The judge is not bound by the technician's findings or conclusions.
The technician must give his opinion on the points for the examination of which he has been appointed. He may not answer any other questions, unless the parties agree in writing. He must never make le…
The president of the court that is the subject of a request for referral on the grounds of legitimate suspicion or to which the member whose disqualification is requested belongs, and the member conce…
Technicians may be challenged on the same grounds as judges. In the case of a legal entity, the challenge may concern both the legal entity itself and the natural person(s) approved by the judge. The…
Unless there is a specific provision, a judge may be challenged on the grounds set out in article L. 111-6 of the Code of Judicial Organisation.
The supervising judge may be present at the technician's operations. He may ask for explanations and set time limits.
The judge may always invite the technician to supplement, clarify or explain, either in writing or at the hearing, his findings or conclusions. The technician may at any time ask the judge to hear him…
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