Article 137
The astreinte may be liquidated by the judge who imposed it.
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The astreinte may be liquidated by the judge who imposed it.
…se existence is judicially established recovers his property and that which he should have received during his absence in the state in which it is, the price of that which would have been alienated or…
The marriage of the absent person remains dissolved, even if the judgment declaring the absence has been annulled.
Any interested party who has caused a declaration of absence to be made by fraud shall be required to restore to the absent person whose existence is judicially established the income from the propert…
If the person is a fugitive or resides outside the territory of the Republic, the investigating judge, after consultation with the public prosecutor, may issue an arrest warrant for the person if the…
Any accused person, presumed innocent, remains free. However, due to the requirements of the investigation or as a security measure, he or she may be subject to one or more obligations of judicial sup…
…onal matters, committal orders may only be issued in execution of the order provided for in Article 145.The officer responsible for executing the committal order will hand over the person concerned to…
…ed the warrant. The person is then considered to be under investigation for the purposes of Article 176.
Where a transfer is required under the conditions provided for in articles 128 and 129, the person must be brought before the investigating judge who issued the warrant within four days of notificatio…
…ation of more severe penalties, where applicable, to any violation of the measures protecting individual freedom prescribed by the articles 56, 57, 59, 96, 97, 138 and 139. In the cases referred to in…
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