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Tribunal de police de Liège - division Verviers

Police court

Contact

Address
Rue de Tribunal 4
4800 Verviers
Website
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Opening hours

Opening hours
Monday08:30–12:30, 13:30–16:00
Tuesday08:30–12:30, 13:30–16:00
Wednesday08:30–12:30, 13:30–16:00
Thursday08:30–12:30, 13:30–16:00
Friday08:30–12:30, 13:30–16:00
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Closed on public holidays.

As the courts’ portal gives them

Le greffe est ouvert tous les jours ouvrables de 8h30 à 12h30 et de 13h30 à 16h.

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Appeal

Where an appeal against a judgment of this court goes.

  • Criminal cases

    Tribunal de première instance de Liège(art. 174 Sv.)

    Term: 30 days from the judgment being pronounced (art. 203 §1 Sv.)

    Criminal cases: to the correctional chamber of the court of first instance; 30 days from the judgment (art. 203 Code of Criminal Procedure). check

  • Civil cases

    Tribunal de première instance de Liège(art. 577 Ger.W.)

    Term: 1 month from service of the judgment (art. 1051 Ger.W.) · Work out the last day

    Civil cases (e.g. traffic damage, art. 601bis): to the court of first instance. 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.

  • Criminal cases: Term: 15 days from the judgment being pronounced (art. 359 Sv.)
  • 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).

  • Against the judgment on appeal, only cassation remains. check
  • General rule; exceptions exist. Not legal advice.

Tribunal de police de l'arrondissement de Liège

Area of jurisdiction · 17 cantons

Map of the area of Tribunal de police de l'arrondissement de LiègeThe simplified boundary of the area of Tribunal de police de l'arrondissement de Liège: its 17 cantons together, the judicial arrondissements in grey.
Simplified boundaries: the court's cantons together (NGI, via belgica), the arrondissements in grey. For the exact boundary: search your address.