On pain of inadmissibility raised automatically, the procedural documents shall be submitted to the court by electronic means.
Where this cannot be the case, for a reason unrelated to the person completing them, these documents shall be submitted on paper to the court registry or shall be sent to it by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The notice of appeal is then delivered or sent to the court registry in as many copies as there are addressees, plus three. Delivery is recorded by mentioning the date and the registrar’s stamp on each copy, one of which is returned immediately.
Where the notice of appeal is sent by post, the registry registers it on the date shown on the stamp of the issuing office and sends the sender a receipt by any means.
Notices, warnings or summonses are delivered to the parties’ lawyers by electronic means, unless this is impossible for reasons beyond the sender’s control. The procedures for exchanges by electronic means are set by the order of the Minister of Justice referred to in article 930-1 of the Code of Civil Procedure.