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C-25 - Code of Civil Procedure

Section 863.10
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863.10. The court is seized of the matter upon the deposit of the notary’s minutes, subject to article 863.11.
In the absence of opposition, the judge or the clerk may accept or reject the conclusions set out in the notary’s minutes and make all orders necessary to protect the rights of the parties for the period and on the conditions determined by the judge or clerk.
The clerk must give notice without delay to the interested persons of any order so made or judgment so rendered by sending them a copy.
1998, c. 51, s. 3; 2002, c. 7, s. 141.
863.10. The court is seized of the matter upon the deposit of the notary’s minutes, subject to article 863.11.
In the absence of opposition within 10 days of the deposit of the minutes, the judge or the clerk may accept or reject the conclusions set out in the notary’s minutes and make all orders necessary to protect the rights of the parties for the period and on the conditions determined by the judge or clerk.
The clerk must give notice without delay to the interested persons of any order so made or judgment so rendered.
1998, c. 51, s. 3.
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