Article R*211-25
In the case of vehicles belonging to a foreign State, the evidence provided for in article R. 211-23 may be replaced by the production of a certificate stating that the vehicle belongs to that State a…
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In the case of vehicles belonging to a foreign State, the evidence provided for in article R. 211-23 may be replaced by the production of a certificate stating that the vehicle belongs to that State a…
…ial Code must contain, in addition to the information listed in articles 92 or 117 of decree no. 67-236 of 23 March 1967 on commercial companies, an indication of the amounts paid to the persons menti…
…ed to in Article L. 327-3 of this Code,Article L. 212-24 of the French Mutual Code orArticle L. 931-23 of the French Social Security Code against the buildings owned by that undertaking.
…for information on the payer and payee sent to them by the department referred to in Article L. 561-23, the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution, the judicial authorities and criminal inve…
…cuments required to be produced, depending on the case, by Articles R. 1612-16, R. 1612-19, R. 1612-23, R. 1612-24 and R. 1612-27. These provisions apply when the Chamber receives a request to enter a…
…h of Article L. 101-2-1 of the French Planning Code, compared with the state of these same plots on 23 August 2021.
…riod.In this position, they retain the benefit of the emoluments mentioned in 1° of article R. 6152-23, when the assignment is carried out in the interests of the health care institution.
…f 27 April 2012 R. 1161-20 Decree no. 2010-1031 of 31 August 2010 R. 1161-21 Decree no. 2016-183 of 23 February 2016 R. 1161-22 to R. 1161-24 Decree no. 2010-1031 of 31 August 2010 R. 1161-25 Decree n…
For competitions organised by purchasers other than those mentioned in articles R. 2162-23 and R. 2162-24, the members of the jury are appointed according to the rules specific to each establishment.
For the application in Mayotte of Article L. 2223-23, the eighth paragraph reads: "The only valid authorisations in Mayotte are those issued by the State representative in this department. These autho…
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