Article R1442-22-17 of the French Labour Code
November 5, 2023
The time limits referred to in this section shall be counted in accordance with the conditions laid down in Articles 641 to 647-1 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
The time limits referred to in this section shall be counted in accordance with the conditions laid down in Articles 641 to 647-1 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
Articles L. 141-2 and L. 141-3 of the Code de l’organisation judiciaire and articles L. 366-1 to L. 366-9 of the Code de procédure civile are applicable to industrial tribunals and their individual members.
The action is brought before the Court of Appeal.
The members of the industrial tribunal wear, either at hearings or at public ceremonies, a medal in saltire suspended from a ribbon as a sign of their office. This medal is made of gilded bronze for the president of the industrial tribunal and, at hearings, for the president of the judging panel. It is silver bronze for the other councillors. Measuring 65 mm, the obverse bears the words République française…
Honorary status may be conferred by order of the Minister of Justice to former chairmen and members of industrial tribunals who have served for twelve years. This order is made on the proposal of the president of the judicial court in whose jurisdiction the seat of the industrial tribunal is located, after consulting the general assembly of the industrial tribunal. Honorary status may be withdrawn in accordance with the same…
The honorary members of an industrial tribunal may attend, alongside the members of the court, the installation hearings and the formal hearing provided for in article R. 111-2 of the judicial organisation code. They may wear the badge provided for in article D. 1442-25 at these hearings and in public ceremonies.
Former labour tribunal members who have been granted honorary status may not mention it in advertising or commercial correspondence, or in procedural or extra-judicial documents. In all other circumstances, they may not mention this distinction without specifying the industrial tribunal in respect of which it was conferred.
Subject to the provisions of this Code, proceedings before the industrial tribunals are governed by the provisions of Book I of the Code of Civil Procedure.
Procedural objections must, on pain of inadmissibility, be raised before any defence on the merits or plea of inadmissibility. Subject to this proviso, they may be raised before the Trial Chamber.
Where a court is called upon to rule in industrial tribunal matters, claims shall be lodged, investigated and judged in accordance with the provisions of this Title. In the event of an appeal, the procedure shall be the same as in industrial tribunal matters.
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