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New pleas are not admissible before the Cour de cassation. They may nevertheless be raised for the first time, unless otherwise provided: 1° Pleas in law of a purely legal nature; 2° Pleas arising fro…
It entails, without there being any need for a new decision, the annulment by consequence of any decision which is the consequence, application or execution of the judgment set aside or which is conne…
Judgments handed down by the Court of Cassation are not subject to opposition.
If the appeal in cassation is dismissed, the party who lodged it is no longer eligible to lodge a new appeal against the same judgment, except in the case provided for in Article 618. The same applies…
In the event of cassation followed by referral of the case to a court, that court shall be designated and shall rule, where appropriate, in accordance with Article L. 431-4 of the Code of Judicial Org…
The other particulars that must be included in the notification are determined, according to the nature of the document notified, by the rules specific to each matter.
The admissibility of new claims is subject to the rules that apply before the court whose decision has been set aside.
The case shall be re-adjudicated in fact and in law by the referring court excluding the counts not affected by the cassation.
Parties who do not formulate new pleas or new claims are deemed to stand by the pleas and claims which they had submitted to the court whose decision has been quashed. The same applies to those who do…
The intervention of third parties is subject to the same rules as apply before the court whose decision has been set aside.
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