Article 829 Federal Labor Law

In the taking of the inspection evidence the following rules shall be observed:

I.Only in the case in which the inspection must be taken outside the premises of the Court, the Court shall order its practice prior to the trial hearing, under the following rules:

a)The parties and their attorneys may attend the inspection proceeding and formulate the objections or observations they deem pertinent;

b)The judge or the acting official shall require that the documents and objects that must be inspected be shown to them, and

c)A detailed record shall be drawn up of the proceeding, which shall be signed by those who intervene in it, and which shall be added to the file, with prior note in the record; the elements deemed pertinent may be attached to it to strengthen the means of conviction of the taking of the proceeding.

II.In the other cases, the inspection evidence shall be rendered in the presence of the judge and at the premises of the Court at the trial hearing, in accordance with the following rules:

a)The judge shall require that the documents and objects that must be inspected be shown to them, and

b)The parties may formulate the objections or observations they deem pertinent.

III.Repealed.

IV.Repealed.