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Showing 3861–3870 of 44263 articles for “Art. CE 23-2-2000 n° 162659”
Anyone who is legally required to do so is obliged to give evidence. Persons who show a legitimate reason may be exempted from giving evidence. Relatives or allies in the direct line of either party o…
The minutes must mention the presence or absence of the parties, the surnames, first names, date and place of birth, place of residence and profession of the persons heard and, if applicable, the oath…
…on or at the request of the parties, summon or hear any person whose testimony he deems useful in ascertaining the truth.
The summonses shall mention the full names of the parties and reproduce the provisions of the first two paragraphs of article 207.
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.
…ositions shall be mentioned in the judgment where the case is to be tried immediately at last instance.
…all inform the judge who ordered the enquiry. The judge commissioned shall fix the day, time and place of the enquiry.
Witnesses shall be summoned by the court clerk at least eight days before the date of the enquiry.
The parties are required to maintain the respect due to justice. The judge may, depending on the seriousness of the breaches, issue injunctions, even of his own motion, delete writings, declare them l…
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