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Showing 5431–5440 of 61403 articles for “Art. s. L 621-3 to L 621-6”
Incidental claims shall be made against the parties to the proceedings in the same way as defences are presented. They are made against defaulting parties or third parties in the forms provided for th…
An additional claim is a claim by which a party amends its previous claims.
Incidental claims are: counterclaim, additional claim and intervention.
An intervention is an application the object of which is to make a third party a party to the proceedings between the original parties.When the application emanates from the third party, the intervent…
The document by which an incidental claim is made shall be equivalent to a pleading; it shall be denounced to the other parties.
A counterclaim is one by which the original defendant claims to obtain a benefit other than the mere dismissal of his opponent's claim.
The costs relating to proceedings, deeds and enforcement procedures include:1° Duties, taxes, fees or emoluments collected by the registries of the courts or the tax authorities, with the exception of…
Costs relating to unjustified instances, acts and enforcement procedures shall be borne by the court officers who made them, without prejudice to any damages that may be claimed. The same applies to c…
Lawyers, former solicitors and bailiffs may be personally ordered to pay the costs of proceedings, acts and enforcement procedures carried out outside the limits of their mandate.
The losing party shall be ordered to pay the costs, unless the judge, by reasoned decision, charges all or part of them to another party.The conditions under which a party receiving legal aid may be c…
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