French Code of civil procedureIn force
Sub-section I: Preliminary rulings.
Article 483
A preliminary ruling does not relieve the judge of jurisdiction.
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A preliminary ruling does not relieve the judge of jurisdiction.
It is for the judges before whom the case has been heard to deliberate on it. Their number must be at least equal to that prescribed by the rules relating to judicial organisation.
If the defendant does not appear, the case is nevertheless decided on the merits. The judge shall grant the claim only to the extent that he considers it to be regular, admissible and well founded.
Withdrawal of the opposition made without reservation entails acquiescence in the judgment.
Where there has been communication, the public prosecutor is notified of the date of the hearing.
The judges' deliberations are secret.
When the defendant does not appear, the judgment is rendered by default if the decision is final and if the summons was not delivered in person.The judgment is deemed to be contradictory when the deci…
The provisions of this Title shall not apply to measures of judicial administration.
The decision is made by majority vote.
In non-contentious matters, a copy of the application is appended to the copy of the judgment.
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