(1) The court shall proceed immediately with the examination of the case. If the parties so agree or if the president so decides, the case may be adjourned for not more than fifteen days. The court may also order giving reasons, an inquiry, an inspection of premises or other procedure for procuring information.
(2) On the resident and the registrar, the court may immediately deliberate in private. Unless there is a postponement for further deliberation, which shall be limited to a maximum of eight days, the judgment shall be handed down immediately and shall contain reasons.
(3) The record of judgment shall be signed by the president and the registrar.
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In force from 14-08-1992
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