French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section 1: The appeal
Article 1489
The award is not subject to appeal unless the parties agree otherwise.
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The award is not subject to appeal unless the parties agree otherwise.
The First President or, as soon as the matter is referred to him, the Conseiller de la mise en état may grant exequatur to the award.
The participatory procedure provided for in articles 2062 to 2067 of the Civil Code is governed by the provisions of this Title.
The parties may enter into a participatory procedure agreement for the purposes of readiness to proceed at any time during the proceedings.The parties may, at any time, expressly waive the right to re…
At the request of the technician or after hearing his observations, the parties may modify the assignment entrusted to him or entrust an additional assignment to another technician.
Where the court is seised on the basis of the provisions of articles 1564-3 and 1564-4, the case shall be set for a short time.
…refusing to approve the agreement. This appeal is lodged by filing a declaration with the registry of the Court of Appeal. It is heard under the informal procedure.
The parties are never obliged to be represented and may in all circumstances defend themselves or be represented by a proxy.
The court judgment replaces the order for payment.
…as minutes at the court registry, which shall provisionally keep the documents produced in support of the application.
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