Overview
- The stoppage hit the Palais de Justice, the tribunal des activités économiques, the Prefecture of Police and the Maison des Avocats, halting judicial and administrative services.
- Urgent hearings such as involuntary hospitalizations and foreign litigation cases were transferred to the Conseil de prud’hommes de Paris under the court’s continuity plan.
- Enedis reported that exceptional heat damaged the electrical network and left about 1,400 clients without power on Monday morning.
- Three mobile generators were installed by midday and full electrical service is expected to resume by this afternoon, according to utility and court officials.
- High-profile proceedings, including the verdict in the Stéphane Richard arbitration dispute, were postponed due to the blackout.