I.-Where it is given in the context of proceedings on the merits, the decision rejecting the request for disclosure or production of the document may be appealed only together with the decision on the merits.
II.-The decision granting the request for disclosure or production of the document may be appealed independently of the decision on the merits within fifteen days of service of the order of the court.
II -An appeal may be lodged against a decision granting an application for disclosure or production of a document independently of the decision on the merits within fifteen days of service of the order of the Pre-Trial Judge or the date of the order of the judge hearing the case. The appeal is lodged, investigated and judged in accordance with the rules applicable to proceedings with compulsory representation. Article 905 of the Code of Civil Procedure shall apply.
The pre-trial judge and the judge hearing the case may not order the provisional execution of their decision.
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III – When a decision is handed down by the Pre-Trial Judge, the decision granting the request for communication or production of the document may be referred to the Court by application within fifteen days of its date.
The time limit for lodging an application to refer the case to the Court of First Instance is the same as the time limit for lodging an application to refer the case to the Court of First Instance.
The time limit for lodging an application for interim injunction and any interim injunction lodged within this time limit are suspensive. Provisional execution of the decision may not be ordered.