Article 340
…the magistrates and jurors may take note of anything they consider important, either in the evidence of witnesses or in the defence of the accused, provided that the proceedings are not interrupted.
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…the magistrates and jurors may take note of anything they consider important, either in the evidence of witnesses or in the defence of the accused, provided that the proceedings are not interrupted.
The provisions of ordinary law relating to the investigation of flagrante delicto offences before the criminal courts are applicable in the case provided for by article 333 above.
The rules of procedure in force in the territory are applicable to summonses, judgments, oppositions and appeals.
At first instance and on appeal, oral hearings are held on the basis of a brief, and there are no legal costs to be repeated on either side.
…n article L. 1233-34 must be duly substantiated and sent to the regional director of companies, competition, consumption, labour and employment with territorial jurisdiction, by any means that can pro…
…he European Community or, failing this, any person responsible for placing the equipment on the market must affix the CE marking, in accordance with the provisions of annex III-6 . The CE marking must…
…the authorisation; 2° Proof that the applicant and the persons he proposes to authorise have the necessary training and professional experience; 3° An undertaking by the director of the establishment…
Non-voting preference shares may be created by a capital increase or by conversion of ordinary shares already issued. They may be converted into ordinary shares. Non-voting preferred shares may not re…
…information may be provided either by means of forms written in this language or through an interpreter. The interpreter's assistance is compulsory if the foreign national does not speak French and c…
European Union citizens who have ceased their professional activity in France and their family members may acquire the right of permanent residence under conditions that derogate from the five-year pe…
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