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Article 912 of the French Code of civil procedure

The Conseiller de la mise en status examines the case within fifteen days of the expiry of the time limits for closing and communicating exhibits. He sets the date for closure and the date for oral argument. However, if the case requires further exchanges of pleadings, without prejudice to Article 910-4, it shall set the timetable for this, after obtaining the opinion of the lawyers. In all cases, the files,…

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Article 914 of the French Code of civil procedure

The parties shall submit to the Conseiller de la mise en état, who shall have sole jurisdiction from his appointment until the close of the hearing, their submissions, specially addressed to that magistrate, seeking: – declare the appeal null and void; – declare the appeal inadmissible and decide on this occasion any question relating to the admissibility of the appeal; the pleas tending to the inadmissibility of the appeal must…

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Article 915 of the French Code of civil procedure

The Conseiller de la mise en état, when the matter is referred to him, has sole jurisdiction to suspend the enforcement of judgments improperly qualified as final judgments and to exercise the powers conferred on him in relation to provisional enforcement.

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Article 916 of the French Code of civil procedure

Orders of the Conseiller de la Mise en Condition are not subject to appeal independently of the judgment on the merits. However, they may be referred by application to the court within fifteen days of their date when they have the effect of putting an end to the proceedings, when they establish that they are terminated or when they relate to provisional measures in matters of divorce or legal separation….

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Article 917 of the French Code of civil procedure

If the rights of a party are in jeopardy, the first president may, on application, fix the day on which the case will be called by priority. He shall designate the chamber to which the case shall be distributed. The provisions of the preceding paragraph may also be implemented by the first president of the court of appeal or by the Conseiller de la mise en état when exercising the…

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Article 918 of the French Code of civil procedure

The application must set out the nature of the danger, contain submissions on the merits and refer to supporting documents. A copy of the decision or a copy certified by the lawyer must be attached. Copies of the application and exhibits must be submitted to the first president for inclusion in the court file.

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Article 919 of the French Code of civil procedure

The statement of appeal shall refer to the order of the first president. The copies intended for the respondents shall be returned to the appellant. The application may also be submitted to the first president no later than eight days after the statement of appeal.

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Article 920 of the French Code of civil procedure

The appellant summons the opposing party for the day fixed. Copies of the application, the order of the first president, and a copy of the statement of appeal endorsed by the registrar or a copy of the statement of appeal in the case referred to in the third paragraph of Article 919, are attached to the summons. The summons informs the respondent that, if he fails to constitute a lawyer…

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