French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section IV: Rules specific to the notification of judgments.
Article 677
Judgments are notified to the parties themselves.
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Judgments are notified to the parties themselves.
Judgments are notified by service unless the law provides otherwise. In non-contentious matters, judgments are notified by the court clerk, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt.
In non-contentious matters, the judgment is notified to the parties and third parties whose interests may be affected by the decision, as well as to the public prosecutor where an appeal is open to hi…
Service of a judgment is validly made at the domicile elected in France by the party residing abroad.
Notification, even without reservation, does not imply acquiescence.
The document notifying a party of a judgment must indicate very clearly the time limit for lodging an objection, an appeal or an appeal in cassation in the event that one of these means of appeal is o…
The processing authorised by article R. 333-5 may concern categories of personal data relating to:1° the identity of the person subject to the prohibition provided for in the first paragraph of articl…
Authorised bodies must be able to provide the following information at any time: 1° The nature and number of samples held ; 2° The characteristics of the samples held; 3° How the samples are prepared;…
The document intended to be served on a person whose habitual residence is abroad shall be delivered to the public prosecutor's office, except in cases where a European regulation or an international…
The public prosecutor shall inform the requesting authority of the steps taken; he or she shall, where appropriate, forward to the requesting authority any minutes or receipts recording the delivery o…
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