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Showing 791–800 of 61004 articles for “Art. 515-1 to 515-7”
…sibility of a pharmacist in charge within the meaning of the second paragraph of article L. 5124-2. To this end, the pharmaceutical establishment(s) is/are organised into business units or internal st…
…He is appointed, with the agreement of the pharmacist in charge, by the general manager or the director of the public health establishment for a maximum renewable period of three years. At the request…
Decisions to appoint or assign staff covered by the provisions of article L. 6152-1 to a pharmaceutical establishment are taken after consulting the pharmacist in charge.
…ath duties, an abatement shall be made on the net share of any heir, donee or legatee corresponding to the value of the property received from the deceased, valued on the day of death and handed over…
…Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, the Wallis and Futuna Islands and the French Southern and Antarctic Territories, the amount of duty is calculated, taking into account any allowances, charges or deductions,…
…leaves no posterity, brothers, sisters or descendants of the latter, his father and mother succeed to him, each for half.
In the absence of an heir of the first three orders, the succession devolves to the collateral relatives of the deceased other than brothers and sisters and the descendants of the latter.
In the absence of a spouse entitled to inherit, the parents are called upon to succeed as follows: 1° Children and their descendants; 2° Father and mother; brothers and sisters and the descendants of…
…ceased leaves no descendants, the brothers and sisters of the deceased or their descendants succeed to the deceased, to the exclusion of other parents, ascendants or collateral relatives.
In the absence of an heir of the first two orders, the succession devolves to ascendants other than the father and mother.
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