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Article 379 of the French Code of civil procedure

A stay of proceedings does not relieve the judge of jurisdiction. On expiry of the stay, the proceedings shall be continued on the initiative of the parties or at the instance of the judge, subject to the power to order a further stay if appropriate. The judge may, depending on the circumstances, revoke the stay or shorten the time limit.

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Article 380 of the French Code of civil procedure

The stay decision may be appealed with the permission of the first president of the court of appeal if there is a serious and legitimate reason. The party wishing to appeal shall refer the matter to the first president, who shall rule in accordance with the accelerated procedure on the merits. The summons must be issued within one month of the decision. If he grants the application, the first president…

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Article 381 of the French Code of civil procedure

Removal from the register sanctions the parties’ failure to act diligently in accordance with the law. It removes the case from the list of pending cases. It is notified by simple letter to the parties and their representatives. This notification shall specify the failure to take due care penalised.

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Article 383 of the French Code of civil procedure

Removal from the roll and withdrawal from the roll are measures of judicial administration. Unless the proceedings have lapsed, the case shall be reinstated, in the event of removal from the roll, on proof of the completion of the steps the failure of which had led to the removal or, in the event of withdrawal from the roll, at the request of one of the parties.

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