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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Book V: Out-of-court settlement of disputes

Article 1543

…al procedure for seeking an agreement, followed, where appropriate, by a procedure for the purposes of judgment.It may also take place in the context of the proceedings, for the purposes of preparatio…

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Chapter I: Agreement procedure

Article 1552

Any interested third party may, with the agreement of the parties and the technician, intervene in the operations carried out by the technician. The technician will inform the third party that he/she…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section 1: Judicial homologation

Article 1567

The provisions of articles 1565 and 1566 are applicable to settlements reached without recourse to mediation, conciliation or a participative procedure. In such cases, the matter is referred to the co…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section 2 : Affixing of the executory clause by the court registry

Article 1568-1

…e arrangements for exercising parental authority, a note is made in the deed that the minor capable of discernment has been advised of his or her right to be heard and, where applicable, that he or sh…

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Section 2 : Affixing of the executory clause by the court registry

Article 1570

Any interested person may lodge an application for the removal of the formule exécutoire with the court whose registry has affixed that formula.The application shall be lodged, investigated and judged…

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Chapter V: The issue of copies of documents and registers.

Article 1438

The party may obtain a copy of an unregistered or imperfect document; he must apply to the president of the judicial court. The request shall be made by petition.In the event of refusal or silence on…

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Chapter VI: Disputes relating to the award of private law public procurement contracts

Article 1441-1

Applications made pursuant to Articles 2 to 20 of Order no. 2009-515 of 7 May 2009 relating to the review procedures applicable to public procurement contracts shall be lodged, investigated and judged…

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Chapter II: The arbitration tribunal

Article 1454

Any other dispute relating to the constitution of the arbitral tribunal shall be settled, failing agreement by the parties, by the person responsible for organising the arbitration or, failing that, d…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter IV: The arbitration award

Article 1483

The provisions of Article 1480, those of article 1481 relating to the names of the arbitrators and the date of the award and those in Article 1482 concerning the statement of reasons for the award are…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter V: Exequatur

Article 1487

The arbitral award may only be enforced by virtue of an exequatur order issued by the court within whose jurisdiction the award was made.The procedure relating to the application for exequatur is not…

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