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Showing 161–170 of 61035 articles for “Art. L 121-1”
Unless otherwise provided, the decision of the enforcement judge may be appealed, unless it is a judicial administration measure.
The judge ensures that sufficient time has elapsed between the summons or writ of summons and the hearing to allow the defendant to prepare his defence.
The enforcement judge may reserve the right to verify the enforcement of his decision and, to this end, prescribe the necessary measures.
In urgent cases, the enforcement judge may allow the summons to be served at the time he or she specifies, even from hour to hour and on public holidays.
…n the absence of provisions to the contrary, the enforcement judge acts as the judge of the principal claim.
A decision to release enforcement or precautionary measures shall, within the limits of its purpose, entail the suspension of proceedings as soon as it has been pronounced and the removal of any effec…
If necessary, the judge may declare the decision enforceable on the basis of the minutes alone.
…er to assist the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Where appropriate, the Board of Directors shall specify the responsibilities of the Deputy Chief Executive Officer and determine his term of offi…
The Board of Directors adopts internal rules setting out the framework for the performance of its duties. It may set up specialised advisory committees from among its members and determine their compo…
The institution's expenditure includes operating costs, expenditure on the acquisition of movable and immovable property, the cost of refurbishment, maintenance and major repairs to the buildings endo…
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