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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Definitions

Article R775-17

…le R. 531-1 is applicable in the Wallis and Futuna Islands in the version resulting from Decree no. 2022-125 of 4 February 2022, subject to the deletion in the second paragraph of the words: "in accor…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Section 1: General provisions

Article R3371-1

…PROVISIONSAS THEY STANDTo Book IIn Title IR. 3111-1 to R. 3111-3R. 3113-1Resulting from decree no. 2022-1683 of 28 December 2022R. 3114-1 and R. 3114-2R. 3114-4 and R. 3114-5In Title IIR. 3121-1 to R…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Subsection 3: Aid for property investment and leasing granted to businesses in regional aid areas.

Article R1511-10

…the creation or expansion of economic activities in the regional aid areas delimited by Decree no. 2022-968 of 30 June 2022 on regional aid areas and investment aid areas for small and medium-sized e…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Sub-section 1: Method of registration of mortgages

Article 2423

…nd certified as true by the signatory of the certificate of identity provided for in articles 5 and 6 of the decree of 4 January 1955; a decree in the Council of State determines the conditions of for…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Sub-section 1: Method of registration of mortgages

Article 2432

When a provisional registration of a judicial mortgage has been made, the provisions of articles 2429 to 2431 apply to the definitive registration and its renewal. The starting date for the time limit…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Sub-section 1: Method of registration of mortgages

Article 2429

…e Consumer Code, or if the mortgage is accompanied by a reloading clause provided for in Article 2416, the term of the registration is at most fifty years on the day of the formality. If the due date…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Sub-section 1: Method of registration of mortgages

Article 2426

The service responsible for land registration shall make a note, in the register prescribed by Article 2447 below, of the deposit of the slips, and shall hand to the applicant both the title or the co…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Sub-section 1: Method of registration of mortgages

Article 2424

For the purposes of their registration, mortgages on the lots of an immovable subject to the status of co-ownership are deemed not to encumber the share of the common parts included in these lots. How…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Sub-section 1: Method of registration of mortgages

Article 2425

…o restitution, relating to mortgage claims.Agreements that must be published pursuant to article 2416 shall be published in the same form.The deeds and court decisions recording these various agreemen…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Sub-section 1: Method of registration of mortgages

Article 2421

Legal, judicial or contractual mortgages shall be registered with the service responsible for land registration of the location of the property, subject to the exception provided for in the second par…

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