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Showing 1211–1220 of 34794 articles for “Art. III bis”
Local authorities and their groupings may grant semi-public companies subsidies or advances intended for programmes of general interest linked to the economic promotion of the territory or the managem…
In the event that a local authority, a group of local authorities or another public entity entrusts the study and implementation of a development project to a local semi-public company under a develop…
…nitially seised refers it to the administrative court with jurisdiction pursuant to Title I of Book III of the Code of Administrative Justice. It shall stay the proceedings until the decision on the q…
The judge may not base his decision on facts that are not in the debate. Among the elements of the debate, the judge may take into consideration even facts that the parties would not have specifically…
The judicial court hears all incidental claims that do not fall within the exclusive jurisdiction of another court.Unless specifically provided for, the other courts hear only incidental claims that f…
The judge may grant the defendant time to call a guarantor. The proceedings shall continue on the expiry of the period within which the guarantor may appear, unless the guarantee claim is decided sepa…
In support of their claims, the parties have the burden of alleging the facts on which they are based.
The beneficiary of a time limit to make an inventory and deliberate may not propose its other exceptions until after the expiry of this time limit.
The judge must suspend the proceedings where the party requesting it enjoys either a period for taking inventory and deliberating, or the benefit of discussion or division, or some other waiting perio…
The judge may invite the parties to provide such explanations of fact as he considers necessary for the resolution of the dispute.
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