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Showing 171–180 of 52277 articles for “Art. L611-1”
The decision rejecting the application for recusal may be appealed by the debtor to the first president of the court of appeal within ten days of notification. The appeal shall be lodged by delivering…
Where the debtor so requests, the president of the court shall immediately terminate the conciliation proceedings.
If the request to appoint a conciliator or to extend the conciliator's mission is not granted, the debtor may lodge an appeal by a declaration made or sent by registered letter with acknowledgement of…
The Registrar shall notify the conciliator of the challenge request by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The letter of notification shall reproduce the second and third paragraphs of…
The registrar of the court of appeal summons the debtor and the conciliator by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt sent at least fifteen days in advance. The note mentioned in the second…
If the conciliator acquiesces, he or she is replaced without delay.
If the challenge is accepted, the conciliator shall be replaced without delay.
If the conciliator opposes the challenge or fails to respond, the application shall be considered by the president of the court, the debtor and the conciliator heard or duly summoned. The order ruling…
The president of the court may make use of the provisions of the fifth paragraph of
The persons called to the homologation hearing pursuant to the first paragraph of Article L. 611-9 may inspect the agreement at the court registry. The judgment does not repeat the terms of the agreem…
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