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Showing 2821–2830 of 60773 articles for “Art. 1352-6 and 1352-7”
The competent authority shall inform the judicial officer of the steps taken; it shall send him, where appropriate, any minutes or receipts recording the delivery of the document. These documents shal…
…icer must relate in the document the steps he has taken to effect personal service on the addressee and the circumstances characterising the impossibility of such service.The copy may be given to any…
No service may be made before six o'clock and after twenty-one o'clock, nor on Sundays, public holidays or non-working days, except by permission of the judge in case of necessity.
The originals of the judicial officer's documents must mention the formalities and steps to which the application of the provisions of this section gives rise, with an indication of their dates. In th…
Service shall be effected on paper or by electronic means.
In all cases provided for in articles 655 and 656, the bailiff must notify the interested party of the service, on the same day or at the latest on the first working day, by simple letter containing t…
…ay or, at the latest, on the first working day thereafter, failing which the document shall be null and void, the bailiff shall send to the addressee, at the last known address, by registered letter w…
If no one is able or willing to receive the copy of the document and if it is clear from the checks made by the bailiff, which will be mentioned in the document of service, that the addressee does ind…
…was made. The copy of the document served must be placed in a sealed envelope bearing only the name and address of the addressee of the document and the bailiff's stamp affixed to the seal of the enve…
If, in the cases provided for in Articles 659 and 660, it is not established that the addressee has actually been notified, the judge may prescribe any additional steps ex officio, except to order the…
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