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Showing 9841–9850 of 52254 articles for “Art. 1 déc. 2004”
A party who has failed to comply with an essential procedural requirement may waive the requirement and thus regularise the procedure. This waiver must be express. It may only be given in the presence…
New charges include witness statements, exhibits and minutes which, although they could not be submitted to the examining magistrate for examination, are nevertheless of such a nature as either to str…
It is for the public prosecutor alone to decide whether to request that the investigation be reopened on new charges.
An investigated person in respect of whom the investigating judge has said that there are no grounds to proceed may no longer be sought for the same act, unless new charges arise.
Goods held in customs custody are recorded in a special register.
Decrees issued by the Minister for the Economy and Finance and the Ministers responsible shall determine, as necessary, the conditions for the application of this chapter.
The signing of an acquit-à-caution or a document in lieu thereof entails the obligation for the tenderer to comply with the requirements of the laws, decrees, orders and administrative decisions relat…
Goods presented to the customs service on departure must be presented, together with the acquits-à-caution or documents in lieu thereof: a) en route, at the request of the Customs Department ; b) at d…
…eral of Customs and Excise shall determine the terms and conditions for the application of Articles 179 and 180 above.
Petroleum products used to refuel aircraft on commercial routes beyond the customs territory of mainland France are exempt from customs duty.
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