Section II: Effects of the appeal in cassation.

Without prejudice to the application of the provisions of Article 700, the Cour de cassation may award all or part of the costs against a party other than the unsuccessful party.

The judgment entails compulsory execution for payment of the fine, compensation and costs.

Before the referring court, the investigation is resumed in the state of the proceedings not affected by the cassation.

The parties may put forward new pleas in support of their claims.

The admissibility of new claims is subject to the rules that apply before the court whose decision has been set aside.

Parties who do not formulate new pleas or new claims are deemed to stand by the pleas and claims which they had submitted to the court whose decision has been quashed. The same applies to those who do not appear.

The intervention of third parties is subject to the same rules as apply before the court whose decision has been set aside.

Persons who, having been parties to the proceedings before the court whose decision has been quashed, have not been parties to the proceedings before the Cour de cassation may be called to the new proceedings or intervene in them voluntarily, where the quashing affects their rights.

Such persons may, subject to the same condition, take the initiative themselves to refer the matter to the referring court.

The case shall be re-adjudicated in fact and in law by the referring court excluding the counts not affected by the cassation.