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Showing 2111–2120 of 54524 articles for “Art. TEPA Act of 21 August 2007”
The content of the agreement, even if partial, is recorded in minutes signed by the parties and the judge or in a report signed by the parties and the mediator, as appropriate.
…ers to an exhibit undertakes to communicate it to any other party to the proceedings. Communication of exhibits must be spontaneous.
…he judge may combine several investigative measures. He may, at any time and even during the course of the investigation, decide to combine any other necessary measure with those already ordered.
If several investigative measures have been ordered, they shall be carried out simultaneously whenever possible.
The judge shall give a ruling on the spot if the difficulty arises in the course of a transaction in which he is carrying out or assisting. In all other cases, the judge seised without form shall fix…
The minutes, opinions or reports drawn up, on the occasion of or following the execution of an investigative measure shall be sent or given in copy to each of the parties by the clerk of the court who…
…sence unless circumstances require them to be questioned separately. They must be confronted if one of the parties so requests. Where the appearance of only one of the parties has been ordered, that p…
Witnesses shall be summoned by the court clerk at least eight days before the date of the enquiry.
The judge may, at the hearing or in his chambers, as well as in any place where an investigative measure is being carried out, hear on the spot any persons whose testimony he deems useful for ascertai…
…onsequences from an abstention or refusal. If a party holds evidence, the judge may, at the request of the other party, enjoin him to produce it, if necessary under penalty of a fine. He may, at the r…
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