Article 171
Decisions taken by the judge assigned or by the judge in charge of the review do not have the authority of res judicata.
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Decisions taken by the judge assigned or by the judge in charge of the review do not have the authority of res judicata.
The judge in charge of carrying out an investigative measure or supervising its execution may order such other investigative measure as would make it appropriate to carry out the one already prescribe…
The parties may be assisted during the execution of an investigative measure. They may be excused from attending if the measure does not involve their personal hearing.
If several investigative measures have been ordered, they shall be carried out simultaneously whenever possible.
The judge shall give a ruling on the spot if the difficulty arises in the course of a transaction in which he is carrying out or assisting. In all other cases, the judge seised without form shall fix…
The minutes, opinions or reports drawn up, on the occasion of or following the execution of an investigative measure shall be sent or given in copy to each of the parties by the clerk of the court who…
In the event of the intervention of a third party to the proceedings, the court registrar shall immediately notify the judge or the technician responsible for carrying out the investigative measure. T…
…n the merits. They take the form either of a simple mention in the case file or in the hearing register or, if necessary, of an order or a judgment.
The judge may have a sound, visual or audiovisual recording made of all or part of the investigative steps he or she takes. The recording shall be kept at the court registry. Each party may request th…
Where the remoteness of the parties or the persons who must assist with the measure, or the remoteness of the premises, makes travel too difficult or too expensive, the judge may instruct another cour…
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