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Article 373 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The court may order, of its own motion or at the request of a party or any interested person, the restitution of objects placed in the hands of justice. However, if there has been a conviction, such restitution shall only be made if the beneficiary proves that the convicted person has allowed the time limits to pass without appealing to the Supreme Court, or if he has appealed, that the…

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Article 373-1 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

In the event of a sentence of confiscation relating to property that is not in the hands of the law, the court ruling without the assistance of jurors may, in order to guarantee the execution of this sentence, order the seizure, at the advanced expense of the Treasury, of the confiscated property. The court may also authorise the delivery to the Agency for the Management and Recovery of Seized and…

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Article 375 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The court orders the offender to pay the civil party the sum it determines, in respect of costs not paid by the State and incurred by the latter. The parties may produce evidence of the sums they claim and the court shall take into account the fairness or economic situation of the convicted party. It may, even of its own motion, for reasons drawn from the same considerations, declare that…

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Article 375-2 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Persons convicted of the same crime shall be jointly and severally liable for restitution and damages. In addition, the court may, by special reasoned decision, order that an accused person who has surrounded himself with insolvent co-perpetrators or accomplices shall be jointly and severally liable for fines.

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Article 378 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

To record the completion of the prescribed formalities, the Registrar shall draw up minutes which shall be signed by the President and by the said Registrar. The minutes shall be drawn up and signed within three days at the latest of the delivery of the judgment.

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