Article 1424-12
The court judgment replaces the European order for payment.
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The court judgment replaces the European order for payment.
The bailiff sends a copy of the writ of service to the court that issued the injunction.
The court clerk shall summon the parties to the hearing by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The summons is sent to all the parties, even those who have not lodged an objection. The s…
The judge may issue a European order for payment for part of the claim, after the claimant has accepted the judge's proposal to that effect. In that case, the claimant can no longer take legal action…
The European order for payment or the decision rejecting an application for a European order for payment, together with the application form, are kept as minutes at the court registry.
…and the decision shall be served, at the initiative of the claimant, on each of the defendants. The European order for payment opposition form shall be annexed to the service document. On pain of null…
…ailiff must orally bring to the defendant's attention the information qualified as important by the European order for payment form as well as the indications mentioned in Article 1424-5. The completi…
If neither party appears, the court declares the proceedings terminated. This renders the European order for payment null and void.
The opposition shall be brought before the court from which the European order for payment emanates. It shall be lodged at the court registry either by declaration against a receipt or by registered l…
The court shall rule on the application for recovery. It shall hear, within the limits of its jurisdiction of attribution, the initial claim and all incidental claims and defences on the merits. In th…
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