Article R6156-48
For the application of the provisions of II of article 9 bis of law no. 83-634 of 13th July 1983 on the rights and obligations of civil servants, the proportion of women and men represented within eac…
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For the application of the provisions of II of article 9 bis of law no. 83-634 of 13th July 1983 on the rights and obligations of civil servants, the proportion of women and men represented within eac…
Early dissolution may be decided by at least three quarters of the members. A copy of this decision is filed by the legal representative(s) with the Trade and Companies Register in which the company i…
Approved civil protection associations use first aid vehicles, known as "VPSPs", the minimum standards for which are set by order of the Minister for the Interior.
Challenges to decisions relating to the conformity of election propaganda documents must be lodged by application with the judicial court, on pain of inadmissibility, within ten days of the notificati…
Any clause which, directly or indirectly, derogates from the rules of territorial jurisdiction shall be deemed unwritten unless it has been agreed between persons who have all contracted as merchants…
A judgment which determines in its operative part all or part of the principal issue, or a judgment which rules on a procedural objection, a plea in bar or any other incident, shall, as soon as it is…
The interim relief judge shall have the option of referring the case for interim relief to the panel of the court at a hearing the date of which he shall fix.
The judge shall ensure that sufficient time has elapsed between the summons and the hearing for the party summoned to have been able to prepare its defence.
An interim order is a provisional decision given at the request of one party, the other present or called, in cases where the law confers on a judge who is not seised of the main proceedings the power…
As soon as the judgment is handed down, the judge is relieved of jurisdiction over the dispute it resolves. However, the judge has the power to retract his decision in the event of opposition, third-p…
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