Article D521-1-1
When the sentenced person is notified of one of the decisions of the representative of the public prosecutor's office mentioned in 1°, 2° and 3° of article 728-22-1, the latter is informed that the ap…
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When the sentenced person is notified of one of the decisions of the representative of the public prosecutor's office mentioned in 1°, 2° and 3° of article 728-22-1, the latter is informed that the ap…
The rights in rem referred to in 1° of I of article L. 214-36 are : 1° Ownership, bare ownership and usufruct ; 2° emphyteusis ; 3° easements; 4° The rights of the lessee under a construction lease or…
All stool collection activities intended for the preparation of faecal microbiota used for therapeutic purposes are carried out by establishments or organisations which are authorised by the Agence na…
I.-The undertakings referred to in 1° of III of Article L. 310-1-1 may not commence their operations until they have obtained an administrative authorisation issued by the Autorité de contrôle prudent…
The guarantee provided for in a of 1° of article L. 432-2 may be granted to the beneficiaries mentioned in article L. 432-1 carrying out a transaction of strategic interest for the French economy abro…
The fact that a broker is entrusted with a brokerage transaction for a matter in which he had a personal interest, without informing the parties to whom he will have acted as intermediary, is punishab…
I. - The provisions of this chapter apply to leases of buildings or premises in which a business is operated, whether or not the business belongs either to a trader or industrialist registered in the…
There are freight brokers, ship interpreters and ship drivers, land and water transport brokers.
Articles L. 219-2 to L. 219-4 apply to any service qualified as a provider of an online content sharing service within the meaning of article L. 137-1. The provisions set out in III of Article L. 219-…
For the purposes of Articles L. 137-2 to L. 137-4, a person who provides an online public communication service whose main purpose, or one of whose main purposes, is to store and give the public acces…
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