French Code of civil procedureIn force
Subsection II: Summary orders.
Article 489
If necessary, the judge may order that the summary order be enforced on the basis of the minutes alone.
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If necessary, the judge may order that the summary order be enforced on the basis of the minutes alone.
The provisions of this Title shall not apply to measures of judicial administration.
The summons shall lapse in the cases and conditions determined by law.
The Public Prosecutor acts ex officio in the cases specified by law.
Except in these cases, he may act in defence of public order on the occasion of acts that undermine it.
If, after having appeared, one of the parties fails to complete the acts of the proceedings within the required time limits, the judge shall rule by contradictory judgment in the light of the elements…
An ordonnance sur requête is a provisional decision rendered in a non-adversarial manner in cases where the applicant is justified in not calling an opposing party.
The judge may of his own motion decide to refer a case to the public prosecutor.
If none of the parties completes the procedural acts within the required time limits, the judge may, of his own motion, strike out the case by a decision not subject to appeal after a final notice add…
A judgment which, in its operative part, merely orders an investigative measure or a provisional measure does not have the authority of res judicata in the main proceedings.
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