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Showing 5491–5500 of 61439 articles for “Art. R. 3304-22 · C. mon. fin. Art. L. 224-4”
A registrar may be placed in charge of a department when the size of the department does not justify entrusting these duties to an official belonging to the corps of directors of judicial registry ser…
The registrar organises the reception of the public.
…t the head of one or more departments. They assist the registrar in the absence of a deputy registrar.
…unal, the councillor may remove the file from the court premises, after informing the court registrar.
The registrar draws up a statement of the court's activities in accordance with the frequency and model set by the Minister of Justice. This report and any observations made by the president and vice-…
The councillor-rapporteur is an industrial tribunal councillor. He may be a member of the judging panel. When two Conseiller Rapporteurs are appointed in the same case, one is an employer, the other a…
The parties may refer to any submissions they have made in writing. If the parties are not required to submit their observations and arguments in writing, these are noted in the case file or recorded…
The rules of procedure of the industrial tribunal set the usual day and time for summary hearings. A hearing is scheduled at least once a week. When circumstances so require, the president of the indu…
…which the case was referred to it, or three months when the case is referred to the restricted panel.
A regional voting commission sits with the regional director of companies, competition, consumption, labour and employment.
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