Loi du 20 avril 1939, portant modification de différentes dispositions de la loi du 18 février 1885 sur l'organisation judiciaire, de la loi du 27 novembre 1926 sur la compétence des tribunaux ainsi que de l'art. 1006 du Code de procédure civile. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1939/04/20/n2/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Loi du 20 avril 1939, portant modification de différentes dispositions de la loi du 18 février 1885 sur l'organisation judiciaire, de la loi du 27 novembre 1926 sur la compétence des tribunaux ainsi que de l'art. 1006 du Code de procédure civile.

This preamble records the formal adoption of the law after consultation and assent steps.

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Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1939/04/20/n2/jo
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case allocation court competence court composition court organization court staffing dispute resolution family support judicial administration judicial delegation litigation

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This preamble records the formal adoption of the law after consultation and assent steps. La justice de paix de Luxembourg comprendra un greffier et deux greffiers-adjoints; les greffiers-adjoints doivent remplir les conditions prévues par l'article 10, et leur nomination se fera par Nous sur deux listes doubles. This article states how the Cour supérieure de Justice is composed. The Court is split into two chambers; each chamber must first handle the cases assigned to it, and the President or public prosecution authorities may reassign or appoint staff when service needs require it. The reception of specified judicial officials must take place before the relevant court or in a public audience as stated in the article.