Article 696-119
Decisions on placing, maintaining and amending judicial supervision shall be taken by the Deputy European Public Prosecutor. These decisions may be taken both under the procedure provided for in Artic…
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Decisions on placing, maintaining and amending judicial supervision shall be taken by the Deputy European Public Prosecutor. These decisions may be taken both under the procedure provided for in Artic…
…on of the management board, the term of office of its members, the conditions for their replacement and the procedures for convening and holding meetings of the members of the fund's governing bodies.…
The regional programme for access to prevention and healthcare for the most disadvantaged people sets out, for a five-year period: 1° The actions to be taken; 2° The resources to be mobilised; 3° The…
Where the court finds that the dismissal has taken place when the dismissal procedure is null and void, in accordance with the provisions of the first two paragraphs of Article L. 1235-10, it may orde…
The judge may grant the defendant time to call a guarantor. The proceedings shall continue on the expiry of the period within which the guarantor may appear, unless the guarantee claim is decided sepa…
The judge has the power to order ex officio all legally permissible investigative measures.
…t suspend the proceedings where the party requesting it enjoys either a period for taking inventory and deliberating, or the benefit of discussion or division, or some other waiting period under the l…
Everyone is obliged to assist justice with a view to ascertaining the truth. Anyone who, without legitimate cause, fails to fulfil this obligation when lawfully required to do so, may be compelled to…
The domicile of any French person, as regards the exercise of his civil rights, is at the place where he has his principal establishment. The place of exercise of the civil rights of a person with no…
…ill result from an express declaration, made both to the municipality of the place you are leaving, and to that of the place where you have transferred your domicile.
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