Chapter I: Litigation procedure.

Unless the case is decided at the first hearing, the Registrar shall notify by any means the parties who have not been notified orally of the date of subsequent hearings. .

The party whose rights are in jeopardy may, even if a hearing date has already been set, ask the first president of the court to hold the case, as a matter of priority, at a future hearing. If his request is granted, the applicant is immediately notified by all means of the date set. The opposing party shall be summoned by a writ issued by a bailiff at the request…

The notices and summonses prescribed by the articles 936, 937, 947 and 948 are forwarded in the forms provided for by these provisions to the bodies that must be kept informed of the proceedings under the law.