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Showing 201–210 of 36591 articles for “Art. L. 145-59”
The defendant must, on pain of being declared, even of his own motion, inadmissible in his defence, make known: a) If he is a natural person, his surname, forenames, profession, domicile, nationality,…
All parties to the contested judgment must be called to the review proceedings by the applicant, on pain of inadmissibility.
The application for review shall be made by summons. However, if it is directed against a judgment produced in the course of another proceeding between the same parties before the court from which the…
If a party has appealed or declares that he intends to appeal for revision against a judgment produced in proceedings pending before a court other than that which gave it, the court hearing the case i…
An application for judicial review seeks to set aside a judgment that has become res judicata so that a new decision can be made on the facts and the law.
An application for review may only be made for one of the following reasons: 1. If, after the judgment, it is revealed that the decision was surprised by the fraud of the party in whose favour it was…
Revision may be requested only by persons who were parties or represented in the judgment.
The time limit for an application for review is two months. It runs from the day on which the party became aware of the ground for review that it is invoking.
The decision that upholds the third party opposition only retracts or amends the contested judgment in respect of the points that are prejudicial to the third party opponent. The original judgment ret…
A judgment given on third-party proceedings is subject to the same appeals as the decisions of the court from which it emanates.
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