Relevant domestic law Article 339 (1) of the Civil Code provides that any person who unlawfully causes damage to another shall be liable to pay compensation.

Relevant domestic law Article 339 (1) of the Civil Code provides that any person who unlawfully causes damage to another shall be liable to pay compensation.

The relevant provisions of the Latvian Civil Code ( Latvijas Republikas Civillikums ) read as follows: Article 1060 “The claimant must prove that he has title.

s father and the applicants, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 333 of the Civil Code, to appear before the guardianship judge on 2 March 1995.

    State liability in relation to administration of justice Article 1069 of the Civil Code (“the Code”) provides that loss sustained as a result of unlawful actions or inaction on the part of

450 du code de procédure civile

  Code of Criminal Procedure (“CCP”) Article 29 stipulates that a civil claim can be submitted by persons who have suffered harm as a result of a crime.

1070 § 1 of the Civil Code).

The court applied Article 333 of the Code of Civil Procedure according to which judgments could be re-considered in case of discovery of significant circumstances which were not and could not have been

    Article 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure of 1964 (CCP) then in force provided that regional and higher courts may conduct “supervisory review” of the activities of the lower courts.

It found that it was doubtful whether the applicant had sufficiently substantiated this complaint pursuant to Article 338 no. 8 in conjunction with Article 344 § 2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

  The Court considers that the measures at issue were in accordance with the law within the meaning of paragraph 2 of Article 8 – that is, with Article 333 of the Civil Code (see the Bronda v.

334 et 954 du code de procédure civile, 1831-1, 1792 et suivants, 1231-1 et 1240 du code civil, L.121-12, L. 124-3, L. 124-5, L. 241-1 et R. 124-2 du code des assurances, de : I- confirmer le jugement

  326, acting in accordance with the Civil and Commercial Codes of Ukraine, the State Registration of Legal Entities and Entrepreneurs Act and the Management of State Property Act, ordered the liquidation

Sections 97 and 135/1/ of the Code of Civil Procedure).

Article 69.2 of the Code of Civil Procedure of 1 September 2000 provides that legal entities can be represented before courts by their bodies, acting within the scope of powers conferred on them by law

    The relevant commentary as regards Articles 193, 225 and 226 of the Criminal Procedure Code 29.

  The Code of Civil Procedure 27.

REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE COUR D'APPEL DE PAPEETE Chambre Civile Audience du 12 mai 2022 RG 16/00220 ; Décision déférée à la Cour : jugement n° 332, rg n°14/00667 du Tribunal civil de première