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The application form for a European order for payment is delivered or sent by post to the court registry.
The court judgment replaces the European order for payment.
…d from the protection litigation judge or the judicial court in the matters referred to in Article 817.
…letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The notification letter mentions the provisions of articles 1425-7 and 1425-8.
The bailiff sends a copy of the writ of service to the court that issued the injunction.
The claim shall be brought, at the option of the claimant, either before the court of the place where the defendant resides or before the court of the place where the obligation is performed.
The European order for payment or the decision rejecting an application for a European order for payment, together with the application form, are kept as minutes at the court registry.
…as important by the European order for payment form as well as the indications mentioned in Article 1424-5. The completion of this formality is mentioned in the service document.
If neither party appears, the court declares the proceedings terminated. This renders the European order for payment null and void.
The opposition shall be brought before the court from which the European order for payment emanates. It shall be lodged at the court registry either by declaration against a receipt or by registered l…
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