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Article 160 of the French Code of civil procedure

The parties and third parties who are required to assist with the investigative measures shall be summoned, as the case may be, by the clerk of the judge conducting the investigation or by the technician appointed. The summons is sent by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The parties may also be summoned by giving their defence counsel a simple bulletin. The parties and third parties may also be summoned…

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Article 162 of the French Code of civil procedure

The person who represents or assists a party before the court that has ordered the measure may follow its enforcement, wherever it takes place, make observations and submit all requests relating to that enforcement even in the absence of the party.

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Article 167 of the French Code of civil procedure

Any difficulties encountered in the execution of an investigative measure shall be settled, at the request of the parties, on the initiative of the technician appointed, or ex officio, either by the judge who carries out the measure or by the judge responsible for supervising its execution.

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Article 168 of the French Code of civil procedure

The judge shall give a ruling on the spot if the difficulty arises in the course of a transaction in which he is carrying out or assisting. In all other cases, the judge seised without form shall fix the date for which the parties and, if applicable, the technician appointed will be summoned by the court registrar.

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