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The Cour de cassation, before ruling on the merits, investigates whether the appeal has been properly lodged. If it considers that the legal conditions have not been met, it issues, depending on the c…
Unless otherwise decided by the Cour de cassation, a judgment recording the withdrawal of a party shall be registered free of charge.
When, on the formal order given to him by the Minister of Justice, the Public Prosecutor at the Court of Cassation denounces to the Criminal Division judicial acts, rulings or judgments that are contr…
Where a court of appeal, assize court, criminal court or police court has handed down a final judgment or ruling which is subject to cassation and against which none of the parties has nevertheless lo…
The rules concerning the publicity, police and discipline of hearings must be observed before the Cour de cassation.
The Court of Cassation shall dismiss the case if the appeal has become moot.
Where an application for judicial review has been dismissed, the party who lodged it may no longer appeal to the Court of Cassation against the same judgment or ruling, on any pretext or by any means…
A copy of the judgment admitting the application for judicial review and ordering referral to a new court shall be delivered to the public prosecutor at the Cour de cassation within three days. This c…
Where, after cassation of a first judgment or ruling given at last instance, the second judgment or ruling given in the same case, between the same parties, proceeding in the same capacity, is challen…
Where the appeal is admissible, the Cour de cassation, if it considers it to be ill-founded, shall give a judgment dismissing it.
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