Article 1320
…dgement of the seals if they are sound and whole or, if they are not, the state of the alterations; 5° The observations of the applicants and those appearing and the action, if any, taken on them; 6°…
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…dgement of the seals if they are sound and whole or, if they are not, the state of the alterations; 5° The observations of the applicants and those appearing and the action, if any, taken on them; 6°…
If, at the end of the negotiations, no agreement is reached, a statement of disagreement is drawn up under the conditions defined in Article L. 2242-5. The employer mentioned in article L. 4162-1 is t…
When the statutory auditor implements the warning procedure provided for in Article L. 612-3, the provisions of articles R. 234-1 et seq if the legal person has a collegiate body responsible for admin…
Prior to its implementation or to any substantial modification of its design, the electronic voting system is subject to an independent expert assessment to verify compliance with articles R. 2314-5 t…
Deeds relating to authorisations for temporary occupation of the public domain mentioned in articles L. 1311-5 et seq. of the General Local Authorities Code and which constitute rights in rem give ris…
The prefect, president of the Corsican sites council, may be represented by another member of the prefectural body in office in Corsica or, with regard to the permanent delegation mentioned in article…
Establishments have clearances such as doors, corridors, passageways, staircases and ramps, distributed in such a way as to allow rapid evacuation of all occupants in conditions of maximum safety. The…
Agricultural or forestry tractors and their separate technical units, systems or components are subject to Regulation (EU) No 167/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 February 2013…
…ce on the part of the employee; 3° Force majeure; 4° Occupational or medically certified unfitness; 5° Economic reasons.
…responsible for the beneficiaries' assessment, training and support activities outside the company; 5° Participating in the assessment of the training follow-up.
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