Article 566
…the claims submitted to the first judge only those claims which are incidental, consequential or necessary adjuncts thereto.
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…the claims submitted to the first judge only those claims which are incidental, consequential or necessary adjuncts thereto.
Decisions at first instance are provisionally enforceable by operation of law unless the law or the decision rendered provides otherwise.
Provisional enforcement may be subject to the provision of a guarantee, real or personal, sufficient to meet any restitution or reparation.
These same persons may be called before the court, even for the purposes of conviction, when the progress of the dispute involves their being implicated.
Waiver may be express or may result from the unreserved enforcement of an unenforceable judgment.Waiver is not effective if, subsequently, another party itself regularly appeals.
…522 may only be brought, in the event of an appeal, before the First President ruling in summary proceedings or, in the cases provided for in articles 514-4, 517-2 or 517-3, before the magistrate resp…
Persons capable of compromising may waive the appeal. They may do so only in respect of rights of which they have free disposal.
…n who lodges a main appeal after having failed, without legitimate reason, to appear at first instance.
…ppeal the claims they had submitted to the first judge, the parties may put forward new pleas, produce new exhibits or propose new evidence.
The claims are not new where they are directed to the same ends as those submitted to the first judge, even if their legal basis is different.
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