French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter III: Jurisdiction of the protection litigation judge
Article R713-6
Decisions made pursuant to articles L. 761-1 and L. 761-2 are subject to appeal.
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Decisions made pursuant to articles L. 761-1 and L. 761-2 are subject to appeal.
The order suspending one or more enforcement proceedings or assignments of remuneration shall be notified by the clerk's office of the judicial court by registered letter with acknowledgement of recei…
The approved national consumer organisation shall inform its principals, by all appropriate means, of the court before which the case is brought and, where appropriate, that before which it has been r…
Where, pursuant to the provisions of article L. 723-4, for the verification of one or more claims, the letter by which the commission refers the matter to the judge shall specify the surname, first na…
The commission or the clerk's office of the judicial court, as the case may be, shall notify the admissibility decision by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, or delivered against recei…
The agent is remunerated in accordance with a tariff set by order of the Minister of Justice.Where there is a realisable asset, the agent's remuneration, determined in accordance with the order provid…
The Board of Directors may only validly deliberate if at least eleven members are present or represented. If a member of the Board of Directors is unable to attend, he may be represented by another me…
The duties of a member of the Board of Directors are free of charge. They give entitlement to the travel and subsistence allowances provided for in décret n° 2006-781 du 3 juillet 2006 fixant les cond…
The chairman of the board of directors of the French Office for Immigration and Integration is appointed by decree, for a renewable three-year term, on the joint proposal of the ministers responsible…
Each year, before 1 February, the president of the National Court of Asylum sends the vice-president of the Conseil d'Etat an activity report.The president of the court attaches to this report any use…
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