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Showing 91–100 of 33006 articles for “Art. CJEU – C-48/16 – 17 May 2017”
…met, or when the execution of the mandate is likely to harm the interests of the mandator.The judge may also suspend the effects of the mandate for the duration of a legal safeguard measure.
I. - The provisions of Articles 210 A and 210 B apply to transactions involving listed real estate investment companies, or their subsidiaries, and the companies mentioned in III bis of Article 208 C,…
…d conditions provided for in articles L. 313-23 to L. 313-35 of the Monetary and Financial Code; it may not then be the subject of several partial assignments or pledges with one or more assignees or…
Any clause which, directly or indirectly, derogates from the rules of territorial jurisdiction shall be deemed unwritten unless it has been agreed between persons who have all contracted as merchants…
A judgment which determines in its operative part all or part of the principal issue, or a judgment which rules on a procedural objection, a plea in bar or any other incident, shall, as soon as it is…
The interim relief judge shall have the option of referring the case for interim relief to the panel of the court at a hearing the date of which he shall fix.
The judge shall ensure that sufficient time has elapsed between the summons and the hearing for the party summoned to have been able to prepare its defence.
An interim order is a provisional decision given at the request of one party, the other present or called, in cases where the law confers on a judge who is not seised of the main proceedings the power…
A preliminary ruling does not relieve the judge of jurisdiction.
An order for interim relief does not have the authority of res judicata in the main proceedings. It can only be modified or set aside in summary proceedings in the event of new circumstances.
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