Vredegerecht Sint-Gillis / Justice de paix de Saint-Gilles
Contact
- Address
- Sint-Gillisvoorplein 1
1060 Brussel (Sint-Gillis) - Phone
- 02 682 04 17
- Website
- Website
Opening hours
De griffie is elke werkdag open van 8u30 tot 12u30 en van 13u30 tot 16u. ***Tot 31 augustus 2024 is de griffie uitzonderlijk gesloten op donderdag- en vrijdagnamiddagen. De griffie blijft echter telefonisch en per e-mail bereikbaar tijdens deze sluitingsuren***
Around the courthouse
Car parks, bike parking, stops and taxis within walking distance. Opening this sends the building’s coordinates to OpenStreetMap’s Overpass service.
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Public hearings
The court lists public hearings; introductions usually take place there. Check with the registry.
“openbare terechtzittingen : dinsdag vanaf 08u30” · Source: tribunaux-rechtbanken.be
Appeal
Where an appeal against a judgment of this court goes.
Civil cases
Tribunal de première instance francophone de Bruxelles / Nederlandstalige rechtbank van eerste aanleg Brussel(art. 577 al. 1 Ger.W.)
Term: 1 month from service of the judgment (art. 1051 Ger.W.) · Work out the last day
Disputes between enterprises
Tribunal de l'entreprise Francophone de Bruxelles / Nederlandstalige Ondernemingsrechtbank Brussel(art. 577 al. 2 Ger.W.)
Term: 1 month from service of the judgment (art. 1051 Ger.W.) · Work out the last day
In disputes between enterprises (art. 573), the appeal goes to the enterprise court. check
Cassation
An appeal to the Court of Cassation, which reviews the application of the law, not the facts.
Against a judgment in last resort, or against the judgment given on appeal.
- Civil cases: Term: 3 month from service of the judgment (art. 1073 Ger.W.) · Work out the last day
In civil cases, signed by a lawyer at the Court of Cassation (art. 1080 Judicial Code).
- Judgments on a claim up to €2,000 are in last resort: no appeal (art. 617 Judicial Code). check
- Against the judgment on appeal, only cassation remains. check
- In Brussels and Halle-Vilvoorde there is a Dutch- and a French-speaking court: the language of the proceedings decides (Law of 15 June 1935). check
- General rule; exceptions exist. Not legal advice.