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Showing 901–910 of 68221 articles for “Art. I-3° and Art. 156 bis”
…grounds of legitimate suspicion or to which the member whose disqualification is requested belongs, and the member concerned, shall be notified by any means by the first president of the request submi…
Unless there is a specific provision, a judge may be challenged on the grounds set out in article L. 111-6 of the Code of Judicial Organisation.
With the exception of actions brought before the Cour de cassation, the challenge or dismissal on grounds of legitimate suspicion may be proposed by the party himself or by his agent.The agent must be…
…rt initially seised or to another court of the same nature. This decision is binding on the parties and on the referring court. In the event of referral to another court, the procedure shall be as set…
If the request for recusal or dismissal on grounds of legitimate suspicion is rejected, the person making it may be sentenced to a civil fine of up to €10,000 without prejudice to any damages that may…
…ere the parties concerned are not obliged to appear in person, they may be represented by a special and authentic proxy.
Witnesses produced for civil status records must be at least eighteen years of age, relatives or others, regardless of sex; they will be chosen by the persons concerned.
These acts will be signed by the civil registrar, by those appearing and by the witnesses; or mention will be made of the cause preventing those appearing and the witnesses from signing.
Civil registrars may not insert anything in the records they receive, either by note or by any statement whatsoever, other than what must be declared by those appearing.
Civil status records will state the year, day and time they are received, the first names and surname of the civil registrar, the first names, surnames, occupations and domiciles of all those named th…
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