Article 24
The parties are required to maintain the respect due to justice. The judge may, depending on the seriousness of the breaches, issue injunctions, even of his own motion, delete writings, declare them l…
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The parties are required to maintain the respect due to justice. The judge may, depending on the seriousness of the breaches, issue injunctions, even of his own motion, delete writings, declare them l…
Attestations shall be produced by the parties or at the request of the judge. The judge shall communicate to the parties those directly addressed to him.
The investigation shall take place in the presence of the defenders of all the parties or those called.
The judge may always hear the parties themselves.
The party requesting an enquiry must specify the facts it intends to prove. It is up to the judge ordering the enquiry to determine the relevant facts to be proved.
The parties are notified of the date of the enquiry verbally or by simple letter.
A third party may be authorised by the judge to consult the case file and have a copy issued to him, if he can justify a legitimate interest.
Attestations must be drawn up by persons who are eligible to be heard as witnesses.
The judge hears the witnesses in their evidence separately and in the order he or she determines. The witnesses shall be heard in the presence of the parties or the parties called. By way of exception…
The parties conduct the proceedings under the charges incumbent upon them. It is their responsibility to perform the procedural acts in the required form and time.
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