CASE COMMENTS: PROCEDURES - VOLUNTARY INTERVENTIONS – RIGHT TO BE HEARD – RIGHT TO AN EFFECTIVE REMEDY

Voluntary interventions : The French Judiciary Supreme Court annuls the Paris Court of Appeals’ judgment for having stated that voluntary interventions were of no relevance due to the reformation of the conviction they were in support of (Le Crédit lyonnais)

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Cass. com., 14 avril 2015, Le Crédit lyonnais, n°12-15971

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Christophe Lemaire, Simon Naudin, Voluntary interventions : The French Judiciary Supreme Court annuls the Paris Court of Appeals’ judgment for having stated that voluntary interventions were of no relevance due to the reformation of the conviction they were in support of (Le Crédit lyonnais), 14 April 2015, Concurrences N° 3-2015, Art. N° 75113, p. 153

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