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Showing 1941–1950 of 42602 articles for “Art. L 210-6”
Costs relating to unjustified instances, acts and enforcement procedures shall be borne by the court officers who made them, without prejudice to any damages that may be claimed. The same applies to c…
The nullity of notifications is governed by the provisions governing the nullity of procedural documents.
Lawyers, former solicitors and bailiffs may be personally ordered to pay the costs of proceedings, acts and enforcement procedures carried out outside the limits of their mandate.
Service of a judgment is validly made at the domicile elected in France by the party residing abroad.
The losing party shall be ordered to pay the costs, unless the judge, by reasoned decision, charges all or part of them to another party.The conditions under which a party receiving legal aid may be c…
Notification, even without reservation, does not imply acquiescence.
Notifications shall be made at the place where the addressee resides if he is a natural person. However, when made to a person, notification is valid wherever it is delivered, including the place of w…
The public prosecutor shall inform the requesting authority of the steps taken; he or she shall, where appropriate, forward to the requesting authority any minutes or receipts recording the delivery o…
The court shall be seised of the claim made by writ by the delivery to it of the document completed with the information provided for in Article 684-1 or, as the case may be, in Article 687-1, where a…
The authority responsible for service shall give two copies of the document to the public prosecutor, who shall endorse the original.The public prosecutor shall forward the copies of the document with…
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