Anyone intending to represent or assist a party must prove that they have received the mandate or assignment to do so. A lawyer is, however, exempt from proving this.
A bailiff benefits from the same exemption in cases where he is authorised to represent or assist the parties.
Quiconque entend représenter ou assister une partie doit justifier qu’il en a reçu le mandat ou la mission. L’avocat est toutefois dispensé d’en justifier.
L’huissier de justice bénéficie de la même dispense dans les cas où il est habilité à représenter ou assister les parties.
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