French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter II: Obtaining documents held by a third party.
Article 140
The judge's decision is provisionally enforceable, sur minute if necessary.
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The judge's decision is provisionally enforceable, sur minute if necessary.
Requests for the production of evidence held by the parties shall be made, and production shall take place, in accordance with the provisions of Articles 138 and 139.
The judge must limit the choice of measure to what is sufficient for the resolution of the dispute, endeavouring to select what is simplest and least onerous.
No party may be tried without having been heard or called.
Investigative measures may be ordered in any event, if the judge does not have sufficient evidence to rule.
In the event of difficulty, or if any legitimate impediment is invoked, the judge who ordered the delivery or production may, on application without form made to him, retract or modify his decision. T…
The facts on which the resolution of the dispute depends may, at the request of the parties or ex officio, be the subject of any legally permissible investigative measure.
The judge may at any time increase or restrict the scope of the measures prescribed.
A foreigner, even one not resident in France, may be summoned before the French courts, for the performance of obligations contracted by him in France with a Frenchman; he may be brought before the co…
If the arbitration agreement is manifestly null and void or manifestly unenforceable, the supporting judge shall declare that there are no grounds for appointment.
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