Article 449
The decision is made by majority vote.
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The decision is made by majority vote.
In non-contentious matters, a copy of the application is appended to the copy of the judgment.
…judge shall rule by contradictory judgment in the light of the elements available to him. The defendant may, however, ask the judge to declare the summons null and void.
An ordonnance sur requête is a provisional decision rendered in a non-adversarial manner in cases where the applicant is justified in not calling an opposing party.
The mission of legal assistance entails the power and duty to advise the party and present its defence without obliging it.
The chairman may order the reopening of the proceedings. He must do so whenever the parties have not been able to explain to each other the legal or factual clarifications which had been requested of…
…rendered in the name of the French people. It contains the indication:-of the court from which it emanates;-of the names of the judges who deliberated on it;-of its date;-of the name of the representa…
Material errors and omissions affecting a judgment, even one that has become res judicata, may always be remedied by the court that rendered it or by the court to which it is referred, depending on wh…
…e case by a decision not subject to appeal after a final notice addressed to the parties themselves and to their agent if they have one.
A judgment which, in its operative part, merely orders an investigative measure or a provisional measure does not have the authority of res judicata in the main proceedings.
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