Article 133
If the documents are not communicated, the judge may be asked, without formality, to enjoin such communication.
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If the documents are not communicated, the judge may be asked, without formality, to enjoin such communication.
The judge responsible for carrying out or supervising the performance of an investigative measure may establish that the parties have reached an agreement, even in part.
Where the investigation is ordered, evidence to the contrary may be adduced by witnesses without further decision.
…ering the enquiry may simply state the time limit within which it must be carried out. In the event of another court being commissioned, the decision shall specify the time limit within which the enqu…
In support of their claims, the parties have the burden of alleging the facts on which they are based.
Subject to the provisions of Article 35, the judgment shall not be subject to appeal where none of the incidental claims exceeds the rate of last resort. If any of them exceeds that rate, the judge sh…
An additional claim is a claim by which a party amends its previous claims.
…e is such a connection between cases brought before two separate courts that it is in the interests of good justice to have them heard and determined together, one of those courts may be asked to decl…
The pleas of inadmissibility must be upheld without the person invoking them having to justify a grievance and even if the inadmissibility does not result from any express provision.
…ation to parties who fail to demonstrate that they have taken steps to reach an amicable resolution of the dispute.
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