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Showing 331–340 of 42727 articles for “Art. L. 145-37 et Art. L. 145-38”
The provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure do not apply to the following matters:- guardianship, legal administrations and curatorships under local law;- judicial division and judicial sale of real…
…nstance. The parties are exempt from the obligation to constitute a lawyer. Proceedings shall be oral.
…g proceedings and the order of the president shall be served at least fifteen days before the date set. The service shall indicate, on pain of nullity, the period within which the defendant is require…
The judicial court may also appoint a notary to affix and remove seals; it may instruct him to make an inventory.The interested heirs must be called to these operations if no delay results. Where thes…
…665 and 670 of the Code of Civil Procedure.When they are made by post, they are made by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt.
…aragraph of Article 930-1, the appellant shall deliver to the registry or send to it by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt as many copies of the statement as there are respondents and r…
The amount of the emoluments and fees allocated to the bailiffs and postulant lawyers is indicated in the order for payment.
Civil registrars are required to notify the tribunal d'instance:- of the death of any person leaving one or more minor children;- of the death of a person leaving among their heirs, protected adults o…
Where there is an urgent need to safeguard the estate, the mayor is required to provisionally affix the seals, subject to reporting without delay to the judicial court.
Requests for registration may be taken in minutes by the registrar.
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