Article 905-1
Where the case is set at short notice by the president of the chamber, the appellant shall serve the statement of appeal within ten days of receipt of the notice of setting which is sent to him by the…
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Where the case is set at short notice by the president of the chamber, the appellant shall serve the statement of appeal within ten days of receipt of the notice of setting which is sent to him by the…
…so be invoked by the party against whom subsequent claims are made. Nonetheless, and without prejudice to paragraph 2 of Article 802, within the limits of the heads of the judgment criticised, claims…
…es 905-2 and 908 to 910. The interruption has effect until the expiry of the mediator's term of office..
The third party may be authorised by the judge to deduct an advance from the sum deposited if the complexity of the case so requires, on proof of the progress of his operations. In the event of a mani…
…he case to be appealed shortly, or by appointing a Conseiller de la mise en status. The clerk's office notifies the lawyers who have been constituted.
The submissions required by articles 905-2 and 908 to 910 are those, addressed to the court, which are delivered to the registry and notified within the time limits provided for by these texts and whi…
In the event of force majeure, the President of the Chamber or the Conseiller de la mise en état may waive the application of the sanctions provided for in Articles 905-2 and 908 to 911.
…magistrate designated by the first president, the appellant shall have a period of one month from receipt of the notice of the setting of the case for a short period in which to submit his submissions…
…e a main appeal belongs to the public prosecutor and the public prosecutor. The documents of the proceedings before the court of appeal intended for the public prosecutor are notified to the public pr…
The provisions of Article 930-1 do not apply to the union defender. Proceedings carried out by the trade union defender may be drawn up on paper and delivered to the court registry or sent to him by r…
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