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French Insurance CodeIn force
Title V: Provisions relating to the Central Pricing Office.

Article R250-4-1

In the event of a refusal of compulsory insurance for construction for a purpose other than residential use, the insurer may, with the agreement of the person subject to the insurance, ask the Bureau…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section I: Special provisions for overseas departments.

Article R*214-4

The powers exercised by the Minister of the Interior pursuant to article R. 211-1 and article R. 211-18 are devolved to the Minister responsible for the overseas departments and territories.

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Provisions relating to reinsurance undertakings.

Article R322-4-1

The undertakings referred to in 1° of III of Article L. 310-1-1 must limit their objects to the business of reinsurance and related operations. This requirement may include the holding of equity inter…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section 4: Cooperation and exchange of information

Article R311-24

The resolution college shall determine the operating procedures of the college of competent authorities provided for in II of Article L. 311-59. Where it coordinates the activities of one of the forma…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Title IV: Building insurance.

Article R243-2

The evidence provided for in Article L. 243-2 must be submitted to the authority competent to receive the declaration when the worksite is declared open. The evidence provided for in this article shal…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section I: Special provisions for overseas departments.

Article R*214-1

The provisions of this Title shall apply in the departments of Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Réunion, subject to the provisions of this Section.

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section VI: Compensation procedures.

Article R211-43

In the event of a medical examination being carried out with a view to the offer of compensation referred to in article L. 211-9, the insurer or its agent shall notify the victim, at least fifteen day…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section 1: Provisions relating to the preparation, assessment and implementation of preventive recovery plans

Article R311-4

…oned entity; 3° The plan takes sufficient account of the risks and specific features of the entity; 4° The plan is subject to approval by the administrative bodies of the group and of the group entity…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section I: Special provisions for overseas departments.

Article R*214-3

…Guyana of a vehicle that is not normally based in France or in a State mentioned in article L. 211-4 may provide cover for a period of between fifteen days and one year.

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Provisions relating to insurance undertakings.

Article R321-14

Administrative authorisation is given by branch to the undertakings mentioned in 1°, 3° and 4° of article L. 310-2. This authorisation covers the entire branch, unless the undertaking only wishes to u…

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