French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section I: Common provisions.
Article 240
The judge cannot give the technician the task of conciliating the parties.
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The judge cannot give the technician the task of conciliating the parties.
The technician is prohibited from receiving directly from a party, in any form whatsoever, any remuneration even by way of reimbursement of disbursements, except by order of the judge.
The judge is not bound by the technician's findings or conclusions.
The reinstatement into French nationality of persons who establish that they were French shall result from a decree or a declaration in accordance with the distinctions set out in the articles below.
If an application for definitive alteration of the marriage bond and an application for fault are made concurrently, the judge shall examine the application for fault first.
Debates on the cause, consequences of the divorce and provisional measures are not public.
The Assize Court is presided over by a chamber president or a councillor of the Court of Appeal.
The court itself comprises: the president and assessors.
The President of the Assize Court is appointed by order of the First President.
The assize court is, at the hearing, assisted by a court clerk. In Paris and in the departments where a court of appeal sits, the duties of the registry are performed by a director of judicial registr…
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