French Commercial codeIn force
Section 2: Notifications and information
Article L233-6
…bove-mentioned report may be included in the group management report referred to in article L. 233-26.
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…bove-mentioned report may be included in the group management report referred to in article L. 233-26.
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The operators referred to in Article L. 321-4 must provide evidence of: 1° The existence in a credit institution of an account intended exclusively to receive funds held on behalf of others; 2° Insura…
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