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Showing 251–260 of 12389 articles for “Art. 7 juill. 2009”
1. With regard to woods, oseraies, alder groves and willow groves located in France, the taxable agricultural profit from the felling of woodland is set at a sum equal to the income used as the basis…
Salaries, allowances, emoluments, wages, pensions and life annuities contribute to the overall income used as a basis for income tax.The same applies to retirement benefits paid in the form of a lump…
Defences on the merits may be offered in any event.
The judge may not base his decision on facts that are not in the debate. Among the elements of the debate, the judge may take into consideration even facts that the parties would not have specifically…
Unless Article 82-1, lack of jurisdiction may be declared of its own motion in the event of a breach of a rule of jurisdiction of attribution where this rule is a matter of public policy or where the…
If it is contended that the court seised at first instance or on appeal lacks jurisdiction, the party raising this objection must, on pain of inadmissibility, state the reasons on which it is based an…
The judge may, in the same judgment, but by separate provisions, declare himself competent and rule on the merits of the dispute, after having, where appropriate, first given the parties notice to con…
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Counterclaims or additional claims are admissible only if they are connected to the original claims by a sufficient link. However, a claim for compensation is admissible even in the absence of such a…
A defence on the merits is any plea tending to have the opponent's claim rejected as unjustified, after examination of the merits of the law.
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