French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter II: Interruption of proceedings.
Article 374
The instance resumes in the state it was in when it was interrupted.
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The instance resumes in the state it was in when it was interrupted.
When ruling at first instance, the court may order the provisional execution of its decision, if this has been requested, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 380-8. However, provisional enf…
1. The confiscation of seized goods may be pursued against the drivers or declarants. 2. Where the owner of the goods is known, confiscation of the goods seized, with the exception of those prohibited…
The court ruling on the establishment of parentage may decide to temporarily entrust the child to a third party who will be responsible for requesting the organisation of guardianship.
In all the cases provided for in this Title, guardianship may be opened even if there is no property to be administered. In such cases it is organised in accordance with the rules laid down in Title X…
In the event of dismissal for professional incompetence, the employee concerned will receive compensation equal to half the last monthly salary received prior to dismissal, multiplied by the number of…
Other than the information prescribed by articles 901 or 933, the statement of appeal specifies that it is directed against a judgment ruling on jurisdiction and must, on pain of inadmissibility, stat…
In all cases of violent death or death occurring in a penal establishment, no mention shall be made in the registers of these circumstances, and death certificates shall simply be drawn up in the form…
Any person claiming to have been injured by a crime or offence may, by lodging a complaint, bring a civil action before the competent investigating judge pursuant to the provisions of the articles 52,…
1. The declaration must be lodged at a customs office open for the intended customs operation. 2. The declaration must be lodged at the latest before the expiry of a period set by the Director General…
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