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1. Ordinary Law of Civil Procedure

Auteur : Louis Vogel

Sommaire de l’ouvrage

  • Introduction

  • Part 4: Defenses

  • Part 8: Administration of evidence

    • Title 4: Judicial oath

      • Chapter 1: Oath sworn as decisive evidence

        • Section 1: Parties to the oath

        • Section 2: Subject-matter of the oath

        • Section 3: Role of the judge

        • Section 4: Effects of oath

      • Chapter 2: Oath tendered by way of supplementation

186. Effects with respect to the parties

The party to whom the oath is tendered and who refuses or does not wish to refer, or the party to whom it has been referred and who refuses, loses their claim (Art. 1385-2 Civil Code). Similarly, the party who has tendered or referred the oath can …

187. Effects with respect to third parties

In accordance with Article 1385-4 of the Civil Code, the oath serves as evidence only in favor of the person who tendered it and their heirs and assigns, or against them. When it is referred by one of the joint creditors to the debtor, it only …

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