Article 687-1
…mation thus provided and shall serve the document as provided for in paragraphs 2 to 4 of l'article 659.
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…mation thus provided and shall serve the document as provided for in paragraphs 2 to 4 of l'article 659.
…eurant en France de la représenter en justice; 2° De la notification du jugement prévue à l'article 682; 3° Of the notification relating to the exercise of an appeal. The declaration of election of do…
The technical procedures used must guarantee, under conditions laid down by order of the Minister of Justice, the reliability of the identification of the parties to the electronic communication, the…
Documents from a foreign State, service of which is requested by the authorities of that State, shall be served by simple delivery or service..
The requesting party is required to advance the costs of service subject to existing international conventions.
The bailiff or court clerk shall state in the document how it was dispatched, transmitted or delivered.
…e of a judicial or extrajudicial document abroad is, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 687-1, with regard to the person to whom it is made, the date on which the document is delivered or…
The national chamber of judicial officers shall forward the documents addressed to it to a judicial officer territorially competent to serve them.
Documents evidencing the execution or non-execution of requests for service shall be transmitted back through the same channels by which the requests were forwarded.
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