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Showing 8431–8440 of 43719 articles for “Art. 2 oct. 1979”
…phic entertainment establishment under the conditions provided for by the provisions of articles L. 212-14 to L. 212-17. In the case of itinerant operators, the authorisation is granted for regular to…
Each year, the Centre National du Cinéma et de l'Image Animée draws up a report, which gives an account of the forecast yield and use of the taxes and levies and other products that it collects or tha…
Distributors, producers, authors and beneficiaries with delegated revenue rights, as designated in agreements, judgements and any other deeds entered in the public film and audiovisual register or in…
The training of crews and ground staff not paid by the State gives rise to the payment of tuition fees by the air transport companies for the benefit of which this training is given or by the interest…
…ties and increases due in application of the…
…the filing of the declarations mentioned in…
…age is also subject to prior approval. Approval is granted if the conditions set out in articles L. 212-28 to L. 212-30 are met. The details of the application for approval, the duration and the proce…
…to comply with the obligations mentioned in…
…l to the duration of the cinematographic work for which the licence is requested, at the rate of 0.82 euros per minute. The fee is not charged if it is less than €10. The fee is collected by the Centr…
In order to grant the authorisation provided for in article L. 212-27, the President of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée must ensure, on the basis of measurable economic data, in par…
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