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Showing 1421–1430 of 49599 articles for “Art. 25-8 I”
I. - Are applicable in the Wallis and Futuna Islands, subject to the adaptations provided for in II, the provisions of the articles mentioned in the left-hand column of the table below, in the wording…
A judge-rapporteur is appointed by the president of the chamber seised or to which the case is distributed. In hearing the case, he has the same powers as the court.
The assignment of a case to the single judge may be decided until the date of the hearing has been fixed. The allocation of cases assigned to the single judge is made by the president of the court or…
When a case is assigned to the single judge, the latter exercises the powers conferred on both the court and the pre-trial judge. If the case is subsequently referred to the panel, its investigation i…
The award to the single judge and the referral to the panel are noted in the case file. Notice of this shall be given to the lawyers constituted. In cases that do not require the assistance of a lawye…
The Public Prosecutor's Office must be notified of all non-contentious cases.
The public prosecutor, if there are debates, is obliged to attend or to make his opinion known.
The application shall be made by a lawyer, or by a public or ministerial officer in cases where the latter is empowered to do so by the provisions in force.
A request to refer a case assigned to the single judge to the panel must, on pain of foreclosure, be made within fifteen days of receipt of the notice provided for in Article 814. The referral of a ca…
The provisions of the second paragraph of Article 814 and of the first paragraph of Article 815 cease to apply if the right to request referral to the panel is waived.
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