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Showing 611–620 of 2048 articles for “Art. R 143-23 · CPC Art. 1281-2 à 1281-12”
The judge may invite the parties to provide such explanations of fact as he considers necessary for the resolution of the dispute.
Where a member of the judiciary or a court officer is a party to a dispute which falls within the jurisdiction of a court in whose area of jurisdiction the member of the judiciary or court officer exe…
The defendant must, on pain of being declared, even of his own motion, inadmissible in his defence, make known: a) If he is a natural person, his surname, forenames, profession, domicile, nationality,…
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By way of derogation from the provisions of this sub-section, questions of jurisdiction within a judicial court may be settled before the first hearing by reference to the file, at the request of a pa…
At the end of his mission, the mediator informs the judge in writing whether or not the parties have managed to find a solution to the dispute between them. On the set date, the case returns to the ju…
The judge must limit the choice of measure to what is sufficient for the resolution of the dispute, endeavouring to select what is simplest and least onerous.
When the personal appearance is ordered by a panel, the panel may decide that it will take place before one of its members. When it is ordered by the judge in charge of the investigation, the latter m…
The parties answer the questions put to them in person without being able to read any drafts.
No party may be tried without having been heard or called.
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