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Ergo Versicherung AG v Energie plaine du mas Dieu

  1. 30 January 2014France

    30 January 2014France

    Interim Order of the Montpellier Regional Court dated 30 January 2014

    Montpellier Regional Court

    Decision summary
    The Montpellier Regional Court appointed an expert under Article 145 of the French Code of Civil Procedure to preserve and establish evidence concerning defects and other issues in the photovoltaic construction project.

    2 months and 25 days later · 84 days

  2. 24 April 2014France

    24 April 2014France

    Interim Order of the Montpellier Regional Court dated 24 April 2014

    Montpellier Regional Court

    Decision summary
    The Montpellier Regional Court extended the court-appointed expert investigation to examine the construction works, defects, causes, responsibilities and remedial costs relevant to the dispute.

    1 year and 5 months later · 518 days

  3. 24 September 2015France

    24 September 2015France

    Interim Order of the Montpellier Regional Court dated 24 September 2015

    Montpellier Regional Court

    Decision summary
    The Montpellier Regional Court extended the expert investigation to the dispute involving Energie Plaine du Mas Dieu and the related construction participants.

    8 months and 9 days later · 252 days

  4. 2 June 2016France

    2 June 2016France

    Judgment of the Montpellier Court of Appeal dated 2 June 2016

    Montpellier Court of Appeal, Fifth Chamber, Section A

    Decision summary
    The Montpellier Court of Appeal upheld the interim expert investigation concerning the photovoltaic construction dispute and made the measure binding on Ergo Versicherung AG.

    1 year, 9 months and 12 days later · 650 days

  5. 14 March 2018France

    14 March 2018France

    Judgment No. 272 FS-P+B of the French Court of Cassation, First Civil Chamber, in appeal C 16-19.731 dated 14 March 2018

    French Court of Cassation, First Civil Chamber

    Case no.
    C 16-19.731
    Decision summary
    The Court of Cassation dismissed Ergo Versicherung AG's appeal and upheld the French courts' jurisdiction to order, before trial, an expert investigation in France to preserve or establish evidence relevant to the construction dispute. It held that the measure could be sought in France even if another Member State's courts had jurisdiction over the merits.

    Supporting details

    6 authorities · 32 participants
    Ergo Versicherung AG
    Representative
    SCP Boré, Salve de Bruneton et Mégret (For: Ergo Versicherung AG)
    Windwärts Energie GmbH
    Representative
    B... A... (For: Windwärts Energie GmbH)
    Energie Plaine du Mas Dieu
    Representative
    Olivier X... (For: Energie Plaine du Mas Dieu)
    Representative
    SCP de Chaisemartin et Courjon (For: Olivier X... · Midisolar · Energie Plaine du Mas Dieu)
    Compagnie du solaire
    Compagnie Alpha Insurance
    Midisolar
    Representative
    SCP de Chaisemartin et Courjon (For: Olivier X... · Midisolar · Energie Plaine du Mas Dieu)
    Irelec technologies
    Representative
    Philippe Y... (For: Irelec technologies)
    Qbe Insurance Europe
    Apave Sud Europe
    Act team energy
    Elite Insurance Company Limited
    Compagnie Gothaer
    French Court of Cassation, First Civil Chamber
    Judge
    Batut
    Judge
    Wallon
    Judge
    Hascher
    Judge
    Reynis
    Judge
    Reygner
    Judge
    Vigneau
    Judge
    Bozzi
    Judge
    Auroy
    Judge
    Roth
    Advocate General
    Ingall-Montagnier
    Other
    Institutional administrator
    Pecquenard

    Authorities cited

    6
    • French Judicial Organisation Code
      statute
    • French Code of Civil Procedure
      statute
    • Regulation (EU) No. 1215/2012
      statute
    • Council Regulation (EC) No. 1206/2001
      statute
    • Convention dated 27 September 1968
      treaty
    • Court of Justice of the European Union Judgment of 28 April 2005
      case-law

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