When the case is decided after a hearing by a judge ruling alone, the minutes of the decision are signed by the judge and by the court clerk. In the absence of a hearing, it is signed only by the magistrate who handed down the decision. Where the case is judged by a panel, the minutes of the decision are signed by its chairman, by the rapporteur or, if the…
The decision may be drawn up in paper or electronic form. Where the decision is drawn up on paper, the minutes shall be kept at the court registry for each case, together with the correspondence and documents relating to the investigation. Where the decision is drawn up in electronic form, the procedures used must guarantee its integrity and preservation. The decision drawn up on an electronic medium shall be signed…
The judge may impose a fine of up to 2,000 euros on the author of an application that he considers to be improper. This fine shall be recovered, in accordance with the provisions of decree no. 64-1333 of 22 December 1964, by a public accountant designated by order of the minister responsible for the budget.
The Commission’s decisions are notified to all the parties involved on the same day at their real addresses, by any means that can be used to prove receipt by the addressees. Where the decision is drawn up on paper, the copies are signed beforehand by the head of the registry. The decision is notified via the portal or the teletransmission system to the parties who use electronic means or who…
The notification of the decision states that a copy of the decision must be attached to the appeal in cassation to the Conseil d’Etat and that this appeal may only be lodged through a lawyer at the Conseil d’Etat and the Cour de cassation.
Where the chairman of the commission finds that the minute of a decision is vitiated by a material error or omission that is not likely to have had an influence on the judgment of the case, he may, by order made within one month of notification to the parties, make the corrections that reason dictates. Notification of the rectifying order reopens, where applicable, the time limit for appealing to the…
The decision to refer a matter pursuant to Article L. 2333-87-9 is taken by the committee acting as a collegial body. It is sent by the committee clerk’s office to the secretariat of the Administrative Jurisdiction Division of the Conseil d’Etat, along with the case file, within eight days of its pronouncement. The parties are notified of this transmission by notification of the decision to them, by any means allowing…
The Commission’s decisions may be appealed to the Conseil d’Etat under the conditions laid down in Title II of Book VIII of the Code of Administrative Justice.
An appeal for review may be lodged with the commission in the event that its decision is based on false documents. The appeal must be lodged within one month of the day on which the party became aware of the ground for review that it is invoking.
Where a decision of the Commission is vitiated by a material error likely to have had an influence on the judgment of the case, the interested party may appeal to the Commission for rectification. This appeal must be lodged within one month of the day of notification of the decision whose rectification is requested.
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