Titlebook: Civil Procedure in France; Peter E. Herzog Book 1967 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1967 Civil Procedure.civil procedure law.Fr

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Bernt Schnettler,Thorsten Szydlik,Helen Pachrief descriptions of proceedings before the . (7.16) and before various specialized courts (7.17–7.21). The chapter concludes with a detailed treatment of proof proceedings and rules of evidence (7.22–7.58) and a summary of the 1965 reforms (7.59–7.62).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21785-3ppealability of final (8.04) and non-final (8.05) decisions, time limits within which an appeal must be taken (8.06–8.08), who may appeal (8.09–8.10), appeals in actions with multiple parties (8.11), intervention on appeal (8.12), the manner of taking an appeal (8.13), the effect of appeal on execut

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21785-3 grounds for review (9.07–9.12), the prohibition against raising new matter (9.13), private parties before the . (9.14), the r?le of the . (9.15), the method and time for filing a . (9.16–9.17), the effects of . on execution (9.18), procedures before the . (9.19–9.22), preparation of the decision (9

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Bernd Hillebrand,Christiane Werner.03). It continues with a discussion of procedures for enforcement of judgments, embracing the remedy of specific performance (13.04–13.05) and the . device (13.06), as well as procedures for enforcement against property (13.07–13.16). The description of enforcement against property deals with the v

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Eva Günzel,Daniel Huber,Ariana Kellmere for obtaining an . (14.01–14.04) precedes treatment of foreign judgments relating to personal status that do not need an . to be recognized (14.04). The chapter concludes with a description of the circumstances in which, and the procedure by which, foreign arbitral awards are recognized and enforc

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Wissen, Kommunikation und GesellschaftThis chapter describes the r?le of the legal practitioners in gathering factual information preparatory to the commencement of an action (5.01–5.02) and pre-commencement conciliation procedures (5.03). The second part deals with provisional remedies and other pre-commencement relief (5.04–5.07).