French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter III: Personal appearance of the parties.
Article 190
The parties may be questioned in the presence of a technician and confronted with witnesses.
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The parties may be questioned in the presence of a technician and confronted with witnesses.
The parties shall be questioned in each other's presence unless circumstances require them to be questioned separately. They must be confronted if one of the parties so requests. Where the appearance…
The judge shall, if he considers it necessary, ask the questions submitted to him by the parties after the examination.
Minutes shall be taken of the parties' statements, their absence or their refusal to reply. The drawing up of the minutes may, however, be replaced by a mention in the judgment if the case is immediat…
The personal appearance may always take place in chambers.
The judge, in making the order, shall fix the place, day and time of the personal appearance, unless it is made forthwith.
The parties questioned sign the minutes, after reading them, or certify them as true to their statements, in which case a note to this effect is made in the minutes. Where appropriate, it shall be sta…
When the personal appearance is ordered by a panel, the panel may decide that it will take place before one of its members. When it is ordered by the judge in charge of the investigation, the latter m…
The parties answer the questions put to them in person without being able to read any drafts.
The judge may, in any matter, summon the parties or one of them to appear personally.
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