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Showing 941–950 of 34794 articles for “Art. III bis”
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.
The consultant shall be notified of his assignment by the court registrar, who shall summon him if necessary.
Consultation may be prescribed at any time, including in conciliation or during deliberation. In the latter case, the parties shall be notified.The consultation shall be presented orally unless the ju…
The judge who prescribes a consultation shall fix either the date of the hearing at which it is to be presented orally or the time limit within which it is to be lodged. He shall designate the party o…
The domicile of any French person, as regards the exercise of his civil rights, is at the place where he has his principal establishment. The place of exercise of the civil rights of a person with no…
Proof of intention will result from an express declaration, made both to the municipality of the place you are leaving, and to that of the place where you have transferred your domicile.
In the absence of an express declaration, proof of intent will depend on the circumstances.
The change of domicile will be effected by the fact of a real dwelling in another place, joined to the intention to fix his principal place of business there.
The separate residence of the spouses, during divorce or legal separation proceedings, automatically entails a separate domicile.
An unemancipated minor is domiciled with his father and mother. If the father and mother have separate domiciles, he is domiciled with the parent with whom he resides.
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