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Showing 2791–2800 of 55426 articles for “Art. Loi 2023-1059 of 20 November 2023 – justice programming law”
An interim order is a provisional decision given at the request of one party, the other present or called, in cases where the law confers on a judge who is not seised of the main proceedings the power…
The interim relief judge who imposes a penalty payment may reserve the right to liquidate it.He shall rule on the costs.
Proof of enforceability arises from the judgment where it is not subject to any suspensive appeal or is provisionally enforceable. In other cases, this proof results from: - either the acquiescence of…
Releases, cancellations of security interests, entries, transcriptions or publications that must be made by virtue of a judgment are validly made in view of the production, by any interested party, of…
Reasons shall be given for the decision rejecting the application for a declaration of enforceability.
The inaccurate characterisation of a judgment by the judges who delivered it shall have no effect on the right to appeal. If the appeal is declared inadmissible on account of such inaccuracy, the deci…
An appeal seeks, by criticism of the judgment given by a court of first instance, to have it set aside or reversed by the court of appeal.
The appeal may be raised incidentally by the respondent both against the appellant and against the other respondents.
Counterclaims are also admissible on appeal.
Proceedings are interrupted by:- the majority of a party;- the cessation of the lawyer's duties where representation is compulsory;- the effect of the judgment pronouncing the safeguard, the judicial…
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