Defining Quote
The "citation" is the document that according to the procedures and courts, shall be sent by registered letter with return receipt or by bailiff, by which a person is summoned to appear before a court that the act itself and refers to the date set out therein. The same word is used whether a notice addressed to a defendant or witness or other person to be heard by a judge, and this, in civil or criminal proceedings. Before the
Trinunal of social security cases, the notice of the hearing was made by the clerk of the court through a post. If the person summoned resides abroad, it must be made by delivery or by sending the act of notifying the public prosecutor. If the notice of the hearing is sent by post and the person fails to appear, or is not represented at the hearing, then the citation is not regular: the individual plaintiff in the proceedings do may be unsuccessful in its request. (2nd Civil Chamber February 18, 2010, appeal No. 09-10557, BICC No. 725 of 1 July 2010 and Legifrance). See his note Brissy referenced in the Bibliography below.
Still there are differences in the Palace, we speak indifferently of "quotation", "subpoena" for "notification" or "call.
Texts
Civil Procedure Code, Art. 4, 207, 373, 385, 406 f., 468 and s 540, 598, 826-1, 847-2, 852-1, 879 , 937.
Security Code. social, R142-19.
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