Article 558
If the bailiff does not find anyone at the domicile of the person to whom the writ relates, he shall immediately verify the accuracy of that domicile. When the address indicated is indeed that of the…
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If the bailiff does not find anyone at the domicile of the person to whom the writ relates, he shall immediately verify the accuracy of that domicile. When the address indicated is indeed that of the…
Service of decisions, where necessary, shall be effected at the request of the public prosecutor or the civil party.
Where it is not established that the interested party has received the letter addressed to him by the bailiff in accordance with the provisions of Articles 557 and 558, or when the writ has been deliv…
In the cases provided for in articles 557 and 558, the copy shall be delivered in a sealed envelope bearing no information other than the surname, first names and address of the interested party or, i…
Subpoenas and service, unless otherwise provided by laws and regulations, shall be made by writ of bailiff.Notifications shall be made by administrative means.The bailiff may not instrument for himsel…
A writ of summons may only be declared null and void where it has had the effect of prejudicing the interests of the person whom it concerns, subject, as regards time limits for summons, to the provis…
In all cases, the bailiff must mention on the original of the writ, and in the form of a report, his diligence as well as the responses that have been made to his various interpellations.The public pr…
If the person resides abroad, he or she is summoned to the public prosecutor's office at the court seised. The public prosecutor shall endorse the original and send a copy to the Minister of Foreign A…
The period between the day on which the summons is issued and the day set for the appearance before the criminal or police court is at least ten days, if the party summoned resides in a department of…
If the time limits prescribed in the preceding article have not been observed, the following rules shall apply:1° In the event that the party summoned does not appear, the summons must be declared nul…
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