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Showing 2241–2250 of 54524 articles for “Art. TEPA Act of 21 August 2007”
Where the court does not rule on the substance of the dispute, but the determination of jurisdiction depends on a question of substance, the court must, in the operative part of the judgment, rule on…
The judge may also suspend the proceedings where one of the parties invokes a decision, which has been the subject of third-party opposition, an application for review or an appeal in cassation.
The president of the panel to which the case is distributed or his delegate, at the request of one of the parties or of his own motion, may, in urgent cases, reduce the time limit provided for in the…
…last instance. The time limit for appealing to the Supreme Court is fifteen days from notification of the judgment.
The natural person providing the mediation shall keep the judge informed of any difficulties he or she encounters in carrying out the task.
A party who fails to return the communicated documents may be compelled to do so, possibly under penalty.
Investigative measures may be ordered in any event, if the judge does not have sufficient evidence to rule.
…oon as the investigative measure has been carried out, the proceedings shall continue at the behest of the judge. The judge may, within the limits of his jurisdiction, immediately hear the parties in…
Minutes shall be drawn up of the findings, assessments, evaluations, reconstructions or statements. The drafting of the minutes may, however, be replaced by a mention in the judgment if the case is im…
The parties shall freely choose their defence counsel either to be represented or to be assisted as permitted or ordered by law.
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