French Commercial codeIn force
Section 1: Merger
Article R236-8
…le L. 236-11, the second paragraph of article L. 236-12 and the second paragraph of article L. 236-28.
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…le L. 236-11, the second paragraph of article L. 236-12 and the second paragraph of article L. 236-28.
Articles L. 2123-1 to L. 2123-3, L. 2123-5, L. 2123-7 to L. 2123-16, L. 2123-18-2 and L. 2123-18-4, as well as article L. 2123-24-1 are applicable to the members of the council of the communauté de co…
…n area is equal to that received the previous year. The reductions provided for in Article L. 5211-28 apply to the inter-municipality grant of the Greater Paris metropolitan area. In 2016 and 2017, th…
The distribution between the interested communes of the expenditure decided by the syndicate commission is made by the municipal councils. In the event of disagreement between the municipal councils o…
The provisions of articles L. 5211-12 to L. 5211-14 applicable to syndicats de communes are applicable to syndicats mixtes associating exclusively communes, établissements publics de coopération inter…
The provisions of articles L. 5212-24 and L. 5212-26 are applicable to mixed syndicates composed exclusively or jointly of communes, départements or public establishments for inter-communal cooperatio…
…nter-municipality grant deducted from the inter-municipality grant provided for in article L. 5211-28. In the first year of receiving an allocation under the aforementioned grant, the community of com…
The empowerment granted by the law or by the decree to the territorial council expires at the end of a period of two years from its publication.
On a proposal from the President, the Territorial Council may decide to terminate the duties of a Vice-President; it then elects his or her successor under the conditions laid down in Article LO 6222-…
Within the framework of the legislative provisions relating to the postal service, the specific conditions under which this service is provided in Saint-Barthélemy are specified and adapted, if necess…
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