Article 332
Maternity may be contested by reporting proof that the mother did not give birth to the child. Paternity may be contested by reporting proof that the husband or the author of the acknowledgement is no…
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Maternity may be contested by reporting proof that the mother did not give birth to the child. Paternity may be contested by reporting proof that the husband or the author of the acknowledgement is no…
Where an action is brought under this section, the court shall decide, where appropriate, on the exercise of parental authority, the contribution to the maintenance and education of the child and the…
Possession of status may be established, at the request of any person having an interest therein, within ten years of its cessation or the death of the alleged parent.
In the absence of possession of status in accordance with the title, the action to contest may be brought by any person who has an interest therein within the period provided for in Article 321.
Legally established filiation may be challenged by the public prosecutor if evidence drawn from the records themselves makes it implausible or in the event of fraud against the law.
When allowing the action to be contested, the court may, in the interests of the child, determine the terms of the child's relationship with the person who raised the child.
He is required to take written requisitions in accordance with the instructions given to him under the conditions laid down in articles 36,37 and 44. He may freely make any oral observations that he c…
A person who, acting by virtue of a legal obligation or on his own initiative, has brought the acts being prosecuted to the attention of the courts, shall be received as a witness, but the president s…
Each witness, after giving evidence, shall remain in the courtroom, if the chairman does not order otherwise, until the close of the proceedings.
The public prosecutor, as well as the civil party and the accused, may request, and the president may always order, that a witness withdraw momentarily from the courtroom, after his or her testimony,…
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