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Showing 131–140 of 69677 articles for “Art. s. 1845 to 1870-1 · decree 78-704 of 3 July 1978 · C. civ. Art. 1105”
The Pre-Trial Judge may invite the lawyers to respond to the pleas in law on which they have not reached a conclusion, to provide the explanations of fact and law necessary for the resolution of the d…
The Pre-Trial Judge shall proceed with the joinder and severance of proceedings.
The pre-trial judge may, even of his own motion, hear the parties. The parties shall be heard by both parties unless one of them, duly summoned, fails to appear.
The pre-trial judge may invite the parties to call all interested parties whose presence he deems necessary for the resolution of the dispute.
…ay declare that the parties have conciliated, even partially.The Pre-Trial Judge may appoint a mediator under the conditions of Article 131-1.He shall, at the request of the parties, homologate the ag…
…appointment, the Pre-Trial Judge shall, until he relinquishes jurisdiction, have sole jurisdiction, to the exclusion of any other formation of the court, to: 1° Rule on procedural objections, applicat…
The pre-trial judge declares the proceedings terminated.
…Pre-Trial Judge shall exercise all powers necessary for the communication, obtaining and production of documents.
Any person sentenced by a French court to a criminal, correctional or contraventional penalty may be rehabilitated.
…ifetime, by the latter or, if he or she is banned, by his or her legal representative; in the event of death and if the legal conditions are met, the application may be followed by his or her spouse o…
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