Article A123-52
The declarant may apply to the registrar for the issue of a certificate specifying the date entered in the arrival register provided for in Article R. 123-92.
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The declarant may apply to the registrar for the issue of a certificate specifying the date entered in the arrival register provided for in Article R. 123-92.
…tion concerns all the products available in the sales outlet, a single perfectly legible indication may inform the consumer of this.
…dministrative court does not rule within two months or where authorisation is refused, the taxpayer may appeal to the Conseil d'Etat.
…dministrative court does not rule within two months or where authorisation is refused, the taxpayer may appeal to the Conseil d'Etat.
…dministrative court does not rule within two months or where authorisation is refused, the taxpayer may appeal to the Conseil d'Etat.
…xception to 2° of article R. 4124-2, in overseas departments the representativeness of trade unions may be determined at departmental level.
…dministrative court does not rule within two months or where authorisation is refused, the taxpayer may appeal to the Conseil d'Etat.
The Board of Directors may create a reserve fund from which any sums required to meet the establishment's exceptional needs are drawn.
…dministrative court does not rule within two months or where authorisation is refused, the taxpayer may appeal to the Conseil d'Etat.
The safety register and reports may be kept and stored on any medium under the conditions set out in Article L. 8113-6.
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