Article 246
The judge is not bound by the technician's findings or conclusions.
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The judge is not bound by the technician's findings or conclusions.
If the defendant acknowledges the handwriting, the judge acknowledges it to the plaintiff.
The principal claim for forgery is preceded by an inscription of forgery made as set out in Article 306. The copy of the registration deed is attached to the summons, which contains a summons for the…
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 plaintiff in simple warranty remains principal party.
The technician must give his opinion on the points for the examination of which he has been appointed. He may not answer any other questions, unless the parties agree in writing. He must never make le…
…dge who prescribes findings sets the time limit within which the findings will be filed or the date of the hearing at which the findings will be presented orally. He shall designate the party or parti…
The court clerk invites the parties who are responsible for it, reminding them of the provisions of Article 271, to deposit the advance at the court clerk's office within the time limit and in the man…
If he does not rule immediately, the judge shall retain the document to be verified and the comparison documents or order them to be deposited at the court registry.
…in which the original claim was brought, without being able to decline the territorial jurisdiction of that court, even by invoking a jurisdiction clause.
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