Article 16-13
No one may be discriminated against on the grounds of their genetic characteristics.
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No one may be discriminated against on the grounds of their genetic characteristics.
…ic characteristics unrelated to the initial indication or the initial objective of the examination, and the risks that refusal would entail for the members of his family potentially concerned, in the…
…port. The Committee's decisions are adopted by a simple majority of the members present. The voting and tie-breaking conditions set out in article R. 1123-12 apply. II. - Before 7th November of the ca…
The joint declaration provided for in articles 370-1-8 and 372 of the Civil Code shall be delivered or sent in triplicate by registered post to the registrar of the judicial court for the place where…
…may check with the juvenile court judge whether educational assistance proceedings have been opened and ask the latter to send him copies of documents from the case in progress, in accordance with the…
…may check with the juvenile court judge whether educational assistance proceedings have been opened and ask the latter to send him a copy of the documents in the current case, in accordance with the p…
I. - The tax benefits provided by articles 1083 and 1084 are applicable to the caisses de mutualité sociale agricole. II. - 1. As stated in article L. 723-4 of the Code rural et de la pêche maritime,…
This loan is essentially free.
The lender remains the owner of the thing lent.
Anything that is in commerce, and not consumed by use, may be the subject of this convention.
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