Article L71-111-2
…ts whose allocation is not subject to conditions of award, the Assembly of French Guiana may decide:1° To individualise the appropriations in the budget by beneficiary; or2° To draw up, in a statement…
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…ts whose allocation is not subject to conditions of award, the Assembly of French Guiana may decide:1° To individualise the appropriations in the budget by beneficiary; or2° To draw up, in a statement…
…However, for grants whose award is not subject to conditions, the Assembly of Martinique may decide:1° To individualise in the budget the appropriations per beneficiary; or2° To draw up, in a statemen…
…eriod is limited to the same year to which that budget applies for the authorisation of expenditure and the issue of revenue vouchers.However, this period includes an additional period extending to th…
…eriod is limited to the same year to which that budget applies for the authorisation of expenditure and the issue of revenue vouchers.However, this period includes an additional period extending to th…
Experts are entered on the list provided for in Article L. 1142-10 for one or more areas of expertise.
Where there are not enough alternate members to replace the full members who have ceased to hold office for any reason, additional elections shall be held within a maximum period of six months followi…
…ns, which are registered by the administrative authority designated by decree in the Conseil d'Etat:1° Those made on the grounds of marriage to a French spouse;2° Those made pursuant to Article 21-13-…
An obligation contracted under a condition whose performance depends solely on the will of the debtor is null. This nullity cannot be invoked where the obligation was performed with full knowledge of…
He to whom the oath is referred and who refuses it or does not wish to refer it, or he to whom it has been referred and who refuses it, succeeds in his claim.
A minor child, one of whose parents acquires French nationality, becomes French ipso jure if he or she has the same habitual residence as that parent or if he or she resides alternately with that pare…
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