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Showing 1721–1730 of 59873 articles for “Art. s. 1844-10-1 to 1844-17”
Where the courts seised are not of the same level, a plea of lis pendens or connexity may only be raised before the court of the lower level.
A decision on the plea either by the court seised of it or following an appeal shall be binding both on the referring court and on the court whose dismissal is ordered.
If difficulties arise on the connection between different formations of the same court, they are settled without formality by the president. His decision is a measure of judicial administration.
…ion rests with the court of appeal first seised which, if it grants the objection, assigns the case to those courts which, according to the circumstances, appear best placed to hear it.
…nnexity plea may be raised in any event, unless it is set aside if it was raised belatedly with dilatory intent.
The operative part of any decision ordered to be transcribed or entered in the civil status registers must state the forenames and surnames of the parties and, as the case may be, the place where the…
A decree in the Conseil d'Etat shall specify the conditions of application of this section.
…shall include in its appendix, where applicable, the information form of the minor child requesting to be heard dated and signed by him or her as well as an agreement dated and signed by each of the s…
The family affairs judge is seised by the submission of the application to the clerk's office, which is equivalent to a pleading. After hearing the minor under the conditions defined in Title IX bis o…
The application for divorce is made by a single petition from the spouses.
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