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The judge shall determine the remuneration of the constatant, on proof of completion of the assignment. He may issue him with a writ of execution.
The judge who prescribes findings sets the time limit within which the findings will be filed or the date of the hearing at which the findings will be presented orally. He shall designate the party or…
The findings may be prescribed at any time, including in conciliation or during deliberation. In the latter case, the parties shall be notified.The findings shall be recorded in writing unless the jud…
The judge may instruct the person he appoints to make findings. The person making the findings must not give any opinion on the consequences in fact or in law that may result.
Where the findings have been prescribed during deliberations, the judge, following the execution of the measure, shall order the reopening of the proceedings if one of the parties so requests or if he…
It is for the judges before whom the case has been heard to deliberate on it. Their number must be at least equal to that prescribed by the rules relating to judicial organisation.
The judges' deliberations are secret.
The decision is made by majority vote.
Goods presented to the customs service on departure must be presented, together with the acquits-à-caution or documents in lieu thereof: a) en route, at the request of the Customs Department ; b) at d…
1. Transit shipments are carried out under the conditions set out in articles 120 to 124 above. The Director General of Customs and Excise may authorise, by way of derogation from the provisions of 2…
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