The court before which an action for nullity is brought may, on its own motion, fix a time limit
for the nullity to be cured. It may not pronounce the nullity less than two months after the date
on which the suit is filed.
Wherefore the purpose of curing a nullity, a meeting has to be convened and where the normal
convening of such meeting is justified, the court shall, by judgment, grant the time needed for
the members to take a decision.
Where, on the expiry of the time limit provided for under the preceding paragraphs, no decision
has been taken, the court shall give a ruling on the application of the more diligent party.
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In force from 17 April 1997
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