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Showing 5941–5950 of 28804 articles for “Art. 30 mai 2018”
No one may be naturalised unless they are resident in France at the time of signing the naturalisation decree.
During childbirth, the mother may request that her admission and identity be kept secret.
The award of a supplement, in particular in the form of alimony, may, if appropriate, be requested at a later date.
The usufructuary's creditors may have any waiver made by him to their prejudice annulled.
Written evidence may not result from correspondence between the accused and his lawyer.
To carry out its tasks, the agency may call on experts or qualified persons.
Authorisation to open to the public may not be given before the expiry of a period set by regulation.
A decree sets out the nature and characteristics of the receivables that financing organisations may acquire.
Members of the Classification Committee may attend meetings of classification committees in an advisory capacity.
The pursuing party draws up a distribution plan. To this end, it may summon the creditors.
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