Article 1288 of the French Code of civil procedure
The appeal is lodged, investigated and judged, depending on the case, as in a non-contentious matter or as in a contentious matter. The case is heard and decided in chambers.
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The appeal is lodged, investigated and judged, depending on the case, as in a non-contentious matter or as in a contentious matter. The case is heard and decided in chambers.
The application mentioned in the second paragraph of l’article 1286 as well as the appeal fall within the scope of non-contentious matters.
The spouse’s application shall be accompanied by any evidence of the spouse’s inability to express his or her wishes or by a medical certificate, if the inability is of a medical nature. The judge may, either of his or her own motion or at the request of the parties, order any investigative measure. At the hearing, he or she shall hear the spouse. He may, however, on medical advice, decide…
General powers of attorney granted by the guardianship judge pursuant to Article 219 of the Civil Code may be terminated in the same manner.
The urgent measures provided for in article 220-1 of the Civil Code are prescribed by the family affairs judge ruling in summary proceedings or, if necessary, by order on petition.
The actions provided for in paragraphs 1 and 3 of article 1426 and to the articles 1429 and 1580 of the Civil Code are governed by the rules applicable to applications for separation of property.
The application for separation of property is brought before the family court of the family’s residence. It obeys the rules of Article 1136-1. An extract of the application shall be forwarded by the applicant’s lawyer to the registries of the judicial courts within the jurisdiction of which both spouses were born, for the purpose of retention in the civil register and publication by mention in the margin of the birth…
The judgment may not be given until one month after the entry provided for in the preceding article has been made in the margin of the birth certificate of each of the spouses or, if that certificate is not kept in a French register, after the extract of the application has been entered in the civil register mentioned in l’article 4 du décret n° 65-422 du 1er juin 1965 portant…
The judgment pronouncing the separation is published in a newspaper circulated within the jurisdiction of the court that handed it down. The operative part of the judgment is notified to the civil registrar of the place where the marriage was celebrated so that it can be mentioned in the margin of the marriage certificate. Where the union was celebrated abroad and a marriage record has been drawn up or transcribed…
The formalities provided for in Article 1294 shall be completed at the claimant’s own expense.
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