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Article 366-7 of the French Code of civil procedure

The claimant summons the judge for the set day. On pain of inadmissibility of the application, a copy of the application, the decision of the first president and the supporting documents shall be attached to the summons. A copy of the summons is sent to the Public Prosecutor by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt at the request of the bailiff. .

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Article 366-9 of the French Code of civil procedure

On pain of inadmissibility of the application referred to in Article 366-1, the claimant who invokes a denial of justice must produce two summonses to judgment delivered by bailiff to the court registry. The court clerk endorses the original and forwards it to the judge. The summons must be repeated after a period of eight days.

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Article 367 of the French Code of civil procedure

The judge may, at the request of the parties or of his own motion, order the joinder of several proceedings pending before him if there is a link between the disputes such that it is in the interests of good justice to have them heard or determined together. He may also order the severance of one proceeding into several.

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Article 369 of the French Code of civil procedure

Proceedings are interrupted by: – the majority of a party; – the cessation of the lawyer’s duties where representation is compulsory; – the effect of the judgment pronouncing the safeguard, the judicial reorganisation or the judicial liquidation in cases where it entails assistance or divestment of the debtor; – the conclusion of a participatory procedure agreement for the purposes of pre-trial proceedings including in the event of withdrawal from the…

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Article 370 of the French Code of civil procedure

As from the notification made to the other party, the proceedings are interrupted by: – the death of a party in cases where the action is transmissible; – the cessation of functions of the legal representative of a minor and of the person responsible for the legal protection of a person of full age; – the recovery or loss by a party of the capacity to institute legal proceedings. .

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Article 372 of the French Code of civil procedure

Acts performed and judgments, even those that have become res judicata, obtained after the proceedings have been interrupted, are deemed to be null and void unless they are expressly or tacitly confirmed by the party in whose favour the interruption is intended.

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