Code of Organization and Civil Procedure (Cap. 12)
Code of Organization and Civil Procedure (Cap. 12), article 833A
833A. Where a judicial letter is filed and sworn according to
article 166A, there may also thereupon be sworn and filed the
precautionary warrants referred to in article 830(1)(a), (b) and (d):
Provided that when such judicial letter is filed, the
applicant shall file a sworn application or application or petition, as
the case may be, within twenty days from the date of filing of a full
or partial note of contestation or else within sixty days from the
date of the issuing of a warrant, unless a note of contestation will
have been filed, according to which date first occurs:
Provided also that no sworn application or application or
petition, as the case may be, shall be required in the case where the
precautionary warrant is converted to an executive warrant or it is
removed by means of a counter-warrant.
Letter lodged in
accordance with
article 34 of the
Mediation Act.
Added by:
VIII.2017.7.
Cap. 474.
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