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The valet is liable for the loss of the objects to be transported, except in cases of force majeure. He is liable for damage other than that resulting from the inherent vice of the thing or force maje…
In the event of rejection of the objects transported or presented for transport, or of a dispute of any nature whatsoever, concerning the formation or performance of the contract of carriage, or due t…
The Haulage Contractor has a lien on the value of the goods which are the subject of his obligation and on the documents relating thereto for all transport claims, even those arising in connection wit…
If, as a result of force majeure, carriage is not effected within the agreed period, there shall be no claim for compensation against the Haulage Contractor on account of delay.
Without prejudice to the provisions laid down in the Transport Code, the provisions contained in this chapter shall apply to road, inland waterway and air carriers.
Without prejudice to
The administrative authority may revoke the administrative inadmissibility order at any time. The foreign national may submit a request to lift the measure after a period of one year from its issue. S…
Without prejudice to the provisions of article
Any territorial authority falling within the scope defined by the law referred to in Article LO 1113-1 may, within the period provided for in the second paragraph of the same Article LO 1113-1, decide…
The law which authorises, on the basis of the fourth paragraph of Article 72 of the Constitution, the territorial authorities to derogate, on an experimental basis, from the legislative provisions gov…
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