tribunal civil d'Alès

Summary

tribunal civil d'Alès is a civil court^[1].

Key Facts

• tribunal civil d'Alès is located in Alès^[2].
• tribunal civil d'Alès is in the country of France^[3].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's instance of is recorded as civil court^[4].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's archives at is recorded as Departmental archives of Gard^[5].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Alexis Audibert^[6].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Fernand Arles^[7].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Jean Courdesse^[8].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Félix Bonnes^[9].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Félix Bonnes^[10].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Jean Mandrette^[11].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Charles Davet^[12].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Charles de Cabissole^[13].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Louis Molière^[14].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Étienne Nouvion^[15].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Armand Bory^[16].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Louis Giron^[17].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Louis Mathieu^[18].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Maximin d'Hombres^[19].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Antoine Mathieu^[20].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Auguste Fabre^[21].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Louis de Robernier^[22].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Jean de Ramel^[23].
• tribunal civil d'Alès's chairperson is recorded as Ricard-Saint-Hilaire^[24].
• +1810-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of tribunal civil d'Alès^[25].
• tribunal civil d'Alès was dissolved in +1958-00-00T00:00:00Z^[26].

Body

Founding

+1810-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of tribunal civil d'Alès^[25].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Alexis Audibert^[6], a magistrate^[27], 1902–1966^[28], of France^[29]; Fernand Arles^[7], a magistrate^[30], 1894–1985^[31], of France^[32]; Jean Courdesse^[8]; Félix Bonnes^[9], a magistrate^[33], b. 1869^[34], of France^[35]; Jean Mandrette^[11], a magistrate^[36], b. 1865^[37], of France^[38]; and Charles Davet^[12].

Dissolution

tribunal civil d'Alès was dissolved in +1958-00-00T00:00:00Z^[26].