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Showing 261–270 of 628 articles for “Art. 75”
Judicial restraint may not be imposed on persons who were minors at the time of the offence, nor on persons aged sixty-five or over at the time of conviction.
In accordance with the dispositions de l'article L. 216-1 du code pénitentiaire, la contrainte judiciaire est subie en établissement pénitentiaire, dans le quartier à ce destiné.
The maximum duration of the judicial constraint is set as follows:
It may not be exercised until five days after a summons has been served on the convicted person at the request of the pursuing party. In the event that the judgment of condemnation has not previously…
Individuals against whom the constraint has been pronounced may prevent or cease its effects either by paying or depositing a sum sufficient to extinguish their debt, or by providing a surety recognis…
Judicial restraint may not be imposed on convicted persons who, by any means, prove their insolvency.
It cannot be exercised simultaneously against the husband and wife, even for the recovery of sums relating to different sentences.
…y tax credits representing tax paid abroad and non-dischargeable deductions and, on the other hand, 75% of total worldwide income net of professional expenses for the previous year, after deducting on…
…L. 224-43 to L. 224-54 is punishable by an administrative fine, the amount of which may not exceed €75,000 for a natural person and €375,000 for a legal entity. This fine is imposed under the conditio…
…ration provided for in article L. 5211-3-1, is punishable by one year's imprisonment and a fine of €75,000.
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