There shall be no appeal against the order granting the exequatur. However, an appeal or an action to set aside the award shall, within the limits of the court’s jurisdiction, automatically entail an appeal against the order of the judge who ruled on the exequatur or the removal of that judge from jurisdiction.
An appeal may be lodged against an order refusing enforcement within one month of service. In such a case, the Court of Appeal shall, at the request of a party, hear the appeal or the action to set aside the arbitral award, if the time limit for exercising it has not expired.
An arbitration award may be subject to third-party proceedings before the court that would have had jurisdiction in the absence of arbitration, subject to the provisions of the first paragraph of Article 588.
Recourse in revision is available against the arbitral award in the cases provided for judgments in Article 595 and under the conditions provided for in Articles 594,596,597 and 601 to 603. The appeal shall be brought before the arbitral tribunal. However, if the arbitral tribunal cannot be reconvened, the appeal shall be brought before the court of appeal which would have had jurisdiction to hear other appeals against the award.
The arbitral award is not subject to opposition or appeal in cassation.
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