Article R615-15
The matter is referred to the commission by a request lodged with the secretariat either by the applicant or by a proxy with proof of authority. The request may also be sent by registered letter with…
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The matter is referred to the commission by a request lodged with the secretariat either by the applicant or by a proxy with proof of authority. The request may also be sent by registered letter with…
Attempts to commit the offences referred to in article L. 5421-13 shall be subject to the same penalties.
I.-The convergent hospital information system of the regional hospital grouping includes identical applications for each of the functional areas. The establishments involved in the grouping use a uniq…
It is forbidden to stipulate fixed or interim interest for the benefit of the shareholders. Any clause to the contrary shall be deemed unwritten. The provisions of the preceding paragraph shall not ap…
…ey will obtain these goods free of charge or against remittance of a sum less than their real value and making sales conditional on the placing of vouchers or tickets with third parties or on the coll…
…its for the court's approval the name of the natural person or persons who, within the legal entity and on its behalf, will carry out the expertise.
Expertise may also be requested from technical and scientific police services or organisations of the national police and the national gendarmerie, the list of which is set by joint order of the Minis…
…lsory for practising commercial court clerks.A decree in the Council of State determines the nature and duration of the activities that may be validated under the continuing professional training obli…
Commercial authorisation is issued prior to the completion of the project if planning permission is not required.The authorisation is granted per square metre of sales area.A new application is requir…
Funds, bills, securities and other valuables received by court-appointed administrators and representatives on behalf of debtors that must be paid to the Caisse des dépôts et consignations pursuant to…
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