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Showing 341–350 of 37136 articles for “Art. L. 223-32”
An intervention is principal when it raises a claim for the benefit of the person making it.It is admissible only if its author has the right to act in relation to that claim.
Where the claim is made by or against several co-plaintiffs, each of them shall exercise and bear as regards himself the rights and obligations of the parties to the proceedings.
Intervention at first instance or on appeal may be voluntary or compulsory. The only intervention admitted before the Cour de cassation is voluntary intervention made as an accessory matter.
Voluntary intervention is principal or accessory.
Acts performed by or against one of the co-interested parties shall neither benefit nor harm the others, subject to what is said in Articles 475, 529, 552, 553 and 615.
The person invested with a mandate of legal representation may not defer or refer the oath without proving special authority.
The judgment ordering or refusing to order a decisive oath may be appealed independently of the decision on the merits.
If the intervention risks excessively delaying the judgment on the whole, the judge shall first rule on the principal cause, unless he then rules on the intervention.
The oath is taken by the party in person and at the hearing. If the party proves that he is unable to travel, the oath may be taken either before a judge appointed for the purpose who shall travel, as…
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