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Article 242 of the French Code of civil procedure

The technician may take oral or written information from any person, provided that their surname, forenames, place of residence and profession are specified, as well as, if applicable, their relationship of kinship or marriage to the parties, subordination to them, collaboration or community of interest with them. Where the appointed technician or the parties request that these persons be heard by the judge, the judge shall proceed to hear them…

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Article 244 of the French Code of civil procedure

The technician must disclose in his opinion all information that sheds light on the issues to be examined. He is prohibited from revealing any other information of which he may become aware in the course of carrying out his assignment. He may only report information legitimately gathered.

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Article 245 of the French Code of civil procedure

The judge may always invite the technician to supplement, clarify or explain, either in writing or at the hearing, his findings or conclusions. The technician may at any time ask the judge to hear him. The judge may not, without first obtaining the comments of the technician assigned, extend the technician’s mission or assign a complementary mission to another technician. .

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Article 251 of the French Code of civil procedure

The judge who prescribes findings sets the time limit within which the findings will be filed or the date of the hearing at which the findings will be presented orally. He shall designate the party or parties who will be required to make an advance payment to the statement of facts, the amount of which he shall determine.

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