Article 236
The judge who assigned the technician or the judge in charge of the review may increase or restrict the assignment given to the technician.
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The judge who assigned the technician or the judge in charge of the review may increase or restrict the assignment given to the technician.
The judge cannot give the technician the task of conciliating the parties.
The technician is prohibited from receiving directly from a party, in any form whatsoever, any remuneration even by way of reimbursement of disbursements, except by order of the judge.
If the challenge is admitted, if the technician refuses the assignment, or if there is a legitimate impediment, the technician shall be replaced by the judge who appointed him or by the judge in charg…
The technician must meet the deadlines set.
The technician may request communication of all documents from the parties and third parties, unless the judge orders otherwise in the event of difficulty.
The judge is not bound by the technician's findings or conclusions.
The technician must give his opinion on the points for the examination of which he has been appointed. He may not answer any other questions, unless the parties agree in writing. He must never make le…
Technicians may be challenged on the same grounds as judges. In the case of a legal entity, the challenge may concern both the legal entity itself and the natural person(s) approved by the judge. The…
The supervising judge may be present at the technician's operations. He may ask for explanations and set time limits.
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