Article 867
The orders of the judge hearing the case do not have the authority of res judicata in the main proceedings.
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The orders of the judge hearing the case do not have the authority of res judicata in the main proceedings.
The titular assessors and, if applicable, their alternates, are summoned by any means at least fifteen days before the hearing date set by the president of the court.
The judge hearing the case may also, if the parties do not object, hold the hearing alone to hear the pleadings. He will report to the court in his deliberations.
…t or represent the parties are:-a lawyer;-a bailiff;-a member of their family;-as stated in article 83 of law no. 90-85 of 23 January 1990, their cohabiting partner or the person with whom they have e…
The judge in charge of hearing the case shall proceed with the joinder and severance of proceedings.
…mit for appeal is fifteen days. The appeal is lodged, investigated and judged as set out in Article 892.
The parties are required, unless otherwise provided, to constitute a lawyer. The constitution of the lawyer entails election of domicile.
The president of the judicial court may delegate to one or more magistrates all or part of the powers vested in him under this book. The Presidents of Chambers may likewise delegate to the magistrates…
…the claimant's representative and, where it contains a claim for payment, the provisions of Article 861-2.
The judge hearing the case may hear the parties. He has the pre-trial powers provided for in Article 446-3.
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