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Showing 3931–3940 of 49641 articles for “Art. Cass. 3e Civ. 24-2-1976 n° 333”
The judge who prescribes findings sets the time limit within which the findings will be filed or the date of the hearing at which the findings will be presented orally. He shall designate the party or…
The court clerk invites the parties who are responsible for it, reminding them of the provisions of Article 271, to deposit the advance at the court clerk's office within the time limit and in the man…
If he does not rule immediately, the judge shall retain the document to be verified and the comparison documents or order them to be deposited at the court registry.
Technicians may be challenged on the same grounds as judges. In the case of a legal entity, the challenge may concern both the legal entity itself and the natural person(s) approved by the judge. The…
If a private writing produced in the course of proceedings is argued to be false, the disputed writing shall be examined as provided in Articles 287 to 295.
If the judge does not find sufficient clarification in the report, he may hear the expert, the parties present or called.
Where a purely technical matter does not require complex investigations, the judge may instruct the person he or she appoints to provide a simple consultation.
Witnesses may be those who saw the disputed writing being written or signed or whose testimony appears useful in establishing the truth.
Only one person shall be appointed as an expert unless the judge deems it necessary to appoint more than one.
The expert may take the initiative of seeking the opinion of another technician, but only in a specialty distinct from his own.
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