In the event of referral back to the Court of Appeal, where the case was covered by the ordinary procedure, it shall be fixed within a short time under the conditions of Article 905. In this case, the provisions of article 1036 do not apply.
The statement of referral shall be served by its author on the other parties to the proceedings which gave rise to the cassation within ten days of notification by the registry of the notice of determination. This time limit is prescribed on pain of the declaration lapsing, raised ex officio by the president of the chamber or the magistrate designated by the first president.
The submissions of the author of the declaration shall be delivered to the registry and notified within two months of the declaration.
The opposing parties shall deliver and notify their submissions within two months of the notification of the submissions of the author of the statement.
Notification of submissions between parties is made under the conditions laid down in Article 911 and time limits are increased in accordance with Article 911-2.
Parties who fail to comply with these time limits are deemed to stick to the pleas and arguments that they had submitted to the court of appeal whose judgment has been quashed.
In the event of compulsory intervention, the intervener shall deliver and notify his pleadings within two months of notification of the application to intervene made against him. This time limit is prescribed on pain of inadmissibility raised ex officio by an order of the president of the chamber seised or of the magistrate designated by the first president. Voluntary interveners have the same time limit from the date of their voluntary intervention, subject to the same penalty.
Orders of the President of the Division or of the judge designated by the First President ruling on the lapse of the declaration of referral to the referring court or on the inadmissibility of the submissions of the forced or voluntary intervener have the force of res judicata. They may be referred under the conditions of paragraphs 2 and 4 of Article 916.