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Showing 3581–3590 of 44299 articles for “Art. CE 25-2-2004 n° 250328”
…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 judge may, at the hearing or in his chambers, as well as in any place where an investigative measure is being carried out, hear on the spot any persons whose testimony he deems useful for ascertai…
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…
Attestations shall be produced by the parties or at the request of the judge. The judge shall communicate to the parties those directly addressed to him.
The parties must not interrupt or interpellate or seek to influence the witnesses giving evidence, or address them directly, on pain of exclusion. The judge shall, if he considers it necessary, ask th…
The investigation shall take place in the presence of the defenders of all the parties or those called.
The witnesses shall declare their surname, forenames, date and place of birth, residence and occupation and, where applicable, their relationship to the parties by blood or marriage, subordination to…
The judge may always hear the parties themselves.
The party requesting an enquiry must specify the facts it intends to prove. It is up to the judge ordering the enquiry to determine the relevant facts to be proved.
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