Article 637
Decrees may exempt certain categories of deeds from the registration formality (1).
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Decrees may exempt certain categories of deeds from the registration formality (1).
…e: Six months, from the day of death, when the person whose estate is being taken over died in mainland France; One year, in all other cases.
I. - Registration and land registration formalities are merged for deeds published in the real estate register and deeds relating to rights registered in the Mayotte land register, excluding the liens…
The issue to an establishment that prepares, handles, stores or transfers substances and products intended for animal feed of the approval provided for in article L. 235-1 du code rural et de la pêche…
…is the simplified declaration scheme provided for in article L. 162-1 of the code of taxes on goods and services.
…ration. The beneficiaries of such exemptions are subject to the obligations set out in articles 327 and 328. The conditions for issuing and withdrawing exemptions are laid down by order of the State a…
New works deposited with manufacturers and dealers with a view to sale and used works which the said manufacturers have received on deposit, for whatever reason and in particular for repair, must also…
Anyone wishing to plate or duplicate gold, silver and platinum on copper or any other metal is required to make a declaration to the office of guarantee. Precious metal articles duplicated or plated w…
Deeds for perpetual concessions in cemeteries are exempt from the registration formality.
In the absence of deeds, taxable disposals and redemptions of real estate investment trust units must be declared in the month of their date.
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