Cassation for Lack of Proof of Magistrate Participation in Judgment
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAThe Court of Cassation quashed a judgment because the stated facts indicated that the appellate court ruling was based on the written report of a specific counselor who was present for the reading of the report, but the subsequent mention of the judges present at the public hearing did not include that counselor, thus violating procedural articles requiring proof that the magistrate responsible for presenting the written report participated in the judgment, rendering the decision null due to a public order defect.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAARTICLES 81-6 ET 470 DU CODE DE PROCEDURE CIVILE, 81-6; Cassation for Lack of Proof of Magistrate Participation in Judgment: The Court of Cassation quashed a judgment because the stated facts indicated that the appellate court ruling was based on the written report of a specific counselor who was present for the reading of the report, but the subsequent mention of the judges present at the public hearing did not include that counselor, thus violating procedural articles requiring proof that the magistrate responsible for presenting the written report participated in the judgment, rendering the decision null due to a public order defect.
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Généré par l'IAThese articles of the Code of Civil Procedure were violated because the challenged judgment was rendered without the participation of the magistrate who presented the written report.
This article was violated because the magistrate who presented the written report did not participate in the rendering of the judgment.
This article was violated as it implies the procedural requirement for a magistrate's participation which was not met.
Texte complet
SUR LE PREMIER MOYEN : VU LES ARTICLES 81-6 ET 470 DU CODE DE PROCEDURE CIVILE ;
ATTENDU QUE TOUT ARRET DOIT CONTENIR LA PREUVE QUE LE MAGISTRAT CHARGE DE PRESENTER A L'AUDIENCE LE RAPPORT ECRIT PRESCRIT PAR LA LOI A CONCOURU AU JUGEMENT DE L'AFFAIRE, TOUTE DECISION RENDUE SANS LA PARTICIPATION DE CE MAGISTRAT ETANT ENTACHEE DE NULLITE D'ORDRE PUBLIC ;
ATTENDU QUE L'ARRET ATTAQUE ENONCE, D'UNE PART, OUI M LE CONSEILLER PEYRE EN LA LECTURE DE SON RAPPORT ECRIT, ET, D'AUTRE PART, AUDIENCE PUBLIQUE TENUE PAR LA COUR D'APPEL DE NIMES-PREMIERE CHAMBRE-CE JOUR TREIZE MAI 1970, OU ETAIENT PRESENTS MESSIEURS, BRUNEL, PRESIDENT FOURTOUL, CONSEILLER BESSOUS, CONSEILLER ;
ATTENDU QU'IL RESSORT DE CES MENTIONS QUE L'ARRET A ETE RENDU SUR LE RAPPORT D'UN MAGISTRAT QUI N'A PAS PARTICIPE A SON PRONONCE ;
EN QUOI, L'ARRET A VIOLE LE TEXTE SUSVISE ;
PAR CES MOTIFS : CASSE ET ANNULE L'ARRET RENDU ENTRE LES PARTIES LE 13 MAI 1970, PAR LA COUR D'APPEL DE NIMES ;
REMET, EN CONSEQUENCE, LA CAUSE ET LES PARTIES AU MEME ET SEMBLABLE ETAT OU ELLES ETAIENT AVANT LEDIT ARRET, ET, POUR ETRE FAIT DROIT, LES RENVOIE DEVANT LA COUR D'APPEL DE MONTPELLIER.