French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Section 4: Lapse of financial assistance
Article 121-9
…articles 121-7 an…
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Showing 1041–1050 of 19637 articles for “Art. CA Paris 6-12-1991 n° 90-10344”
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Financial assistance from the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée may not be granted for or in respect of cinematographic, audiovisual or multimedia works whose content is intended to promo…
For the allocation of automatic financial aid in the form of investment allowances, an account known as an "automatic account" is opened in the name of each beneficiary in the accounts of the Centre n…
For the allocation of automatic financial aid for the creation and modernisation of cinemas, the automatic cinema exhibition account is opened for each cinema in the name of the owner of the business…
…a cinema is transferred from one circuit to another, this transfer takes effect on 1 January of the calendar year following the date of the request and the sums calculated on 31 December of the curren…
Unless otherwise specified, decisions to grant financial assistance shall automatically lapse on expiry of a period of four years if all or part of the assistance has not been paid because the benefic…
…bis extract dated less than three months; 2° A copy of the articles of association and, where applicable, any agreement between partners or shareholders; 3° A copy of the declaration, known as the "t…
…o the financing of operations to create new cinematographic entertainment establishments or, in the case of existing establishments, operations to modernise or create new cinemas.
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