The court, seised of an application for nullity, may, even of its own motion, set a time limit to allow nullities to be covered. It may not declare the nullity less than two months after the date of the writ instituting the proceedings.
If, in order to cover a nullity, a meeting must be convened, or a consultation of the members carried out, and if there is proof that the meeting was duly convened or that the members were sent the text of the draft decisions together with the documents that must be communicated to them, the court shall grant by judgment the time necessary for the members to reach a decision.