1. A lawsuit should meet the requirements of articles 154 and 156 of the Code of Civil Procedure. In addition to those requirements, the plaintiff in the lawsuit should indicate precisely:
a) His address or that of his representative to which notifications and acts should be sent to by the court;
b) A telephone number for him or his representative to which the court can make notification, an electronic address for him or his representative if there is such, as well as a declaration of the acceptance of notification by telephone or electronically.
2. Except for the contested administrative act, the plaintiff does not have the obligation to attach probative acts to the lawsuit, but, if he submits them, he should also submit copies of them for the defendant.
3. The plaintiff is obliged to identify accurately the contested administrative act or failure to act.
4. The plaintiff is obliged to submit a list of the persons whom he seeks to be called to the trial, in the quality of expert or witness, also giving their address accurately.
5. For every later change of his address, telephone number and electronic address, or of his representative, the plaintiff is obliged to notify the court. A violation of this obligation makes claims of invalidity of the notification unacceptable.
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