French Code of civil procedureIn force
Subsection I: General provisions.
Article 204
Where the investigation is ordered, evidence to the contrary may be adduced by witnesses without further decision.
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Where the investigation is ordered, evidence to the contrary may be adduced by witnesses without further decision.
The judge may hear or question witnesses on all facts the proof of which is admitted by law, even if these facts would not be indicated in the decision prescribing the enquiry.
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In support of their claims, the parties have the burden of alleging the facts on which they are based.
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An additional claim is a claim by which a party amends its previous claims.
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The pleas of inadmissibility must be upheld without the person invoking them having to justify a grievance and even if the inadmissibility does not result from any express provision.
…ation to parties who fail to demonstrate that they have taken steps to reach an amicable resolution of the dispute.
The content of the agreement, even if partial, is recorded in minutes signed by the parties and the judge or in a report signed by the parties and the mediator, as appropriate.
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