French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter II: Rules specific to non-contentious matters.
Article 28
The judge may rule without debate.
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The judge may rule without debate.
…ny person who takes legal action in a dilatory or abusive manner may be ordered to pay a civil fine of up to 10,000 euros, without prejudice to any damages that may be claimed.
The jurisdiction of the courts by reason of the subject matter is determined by the rules relating to judicial organisation and by special provisions.
The court having territorial jurisdiction shall, unless otherwise provided, be that of the place where the defendant resides. If there are several defendants, the plaintiff shall seise, at his choice,…
…sbursements which, in connection with proceedings, have been incurred before a court by auxiliaries of justice and public or ministerial officers shall be brought before that court.Claims relating to…
A plea in bar of procedure is any plea which seeks either to have the proceedings declared irregular or extinguished, or to suspend their course.
Where the court does not rule on the substance of the dispute, but the determination of jurisdiction depends on a question of substance, the court must, in the operative part of the judgment, rule on…
The judge may also suspend the proceedings where one of the parties invokes a decision, which has been the subject of third-party opposition, an application for review or an appeal in cassation.
The president of the panel to which the case is distributed or his delegate, at the request of one of the parties or of his own motion, may, in urgent cases, reduce the time limit provided for in the…
…last instance. The time limit for appealing to the Supreme Court is fifteen days from notification of the judgment.
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