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Showing 361–370 of 8742 articles for “Art. 9 mars 1994”
The lawyers of each of the parties are summoned or notified of the charges incumbent upon them, by the president or by the Conseiller de la Mise en Prejudice according to the way in which the case is…
An appeal in cassation shall be lodged by declaration at the registry of the Court of Cassation.
The respondent to the appeal has a period of two months from the service of the appellant's statement of case to submit to the registry of the Cour de cassation a statement in response signed by a law…
On the day of the hearing, the chairman ensures that sufficient time has elapsed since the summons was issued to allow the party summoned to prepare its defence. If necessary, he orders that it be rea…
The matter is referred to the court by delivery of the joint application to the clerk's office. This delivery must be made within the time limit for appeal.
The magistrate in charge of hearing the case decides on any difficulties relating to the communication of documents. He joins and separates proceedings.
The Registrar shall immediately notify the lawyers whose constitution is known to him or her of the registration number in the general register, the day and time set by the First President for the app…
The provisions of this chapter apply to appeals lodged in matters for which a special provision exempts the parties from the ministry of a lawyer at the Conseil d'Etat and the Cour de cassation.
The magistrate hearing the case may hear the parties. He has the pre-trial powers provided for in Article 446-3.
The magistrate in charge of hearing the case notes the conciliation, even partial, of the parties. He notes the termination of the proceedings.
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