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Showing 3521–3530 of 49500 articles for “Art. R 134-8 to R 134-11”
In addition to the information prescribed by articles 54 and 56, the surname, first names and address of the person with whom the claimant elects domicile in France if he or she resides abroad. The do…
I.-The judgment closing a judicial liquidation on the grounds of insufficient assets does not give creditors the right to exercise their individual actions against the debtor. There are exceptions to…
The judge responsible for hearing the case shall establish that the parties have reached a settlement, even in part. He may also appoint a judicial conciliator under the conditions set out in article…
The judge in charge of investigating the case refers it to the court as soon as the state of the investigation allows.
The orders of the judge hearing the case do not have the authority of res judicata in the main proceedings.
The judge in charge of investigating the case may order, even ex officio, any investigative measure. He decides on any difficulties relating to the communication of documents. He declares the proceedi…
The judge hearing the case may also, if the parties do not object, hold the hearing alone to hear the pleadings. He will report to the court in his deliberations.
The judge in charge of hearing the case shall proceed with the joinder and severance of proceedings.
The judge hearing the case may hear the parties. He has the pre-trial powers provided for in Article 446-3.
The orders of the judge hearing the case are not subject to appeal independently of the judgment on the merits. However, they may be appealed, either in the cases and under the conditions provided for…
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