Article L2123-31
…m accidents suffered by mayors, deputy mayors and presidents of special delegations in the performance of their duties.
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…m accidents suffered by mayors, deputy mayors and presidents of special delegations in the performance of their duties.
…es with stagnant water established in the vicinity of dwellings to carry out the work or take the necessary measures to put an end to all causes of insalubrity.In the event of refusal or negligence, t…
…es or associations may not use in their signs, advertisements or printed matter any terms or references which tend to create confusion with the régies, the delegates of the communes or the municipal s…
I.-Without prejudice to the provisions of article 23 of law no. 46-628 of 8 April 1946 on the nationalisation of electricity and gas, local and regional authorities or their public cooperation establi…
If, at the time of his appearance, the wanted person declares that he consents to his surrender, the investigating chamber informs him of the legal consequences of his consent and of its irrevocable n…
…person claimed and this decision is final, the Public Prosecutor shall notify the Minister of Justice, who shall inform the competent authorities of the requesting State of the decision reached. The…
As an exception to the provisions of Article 750, the maximum duration of judicial restraint is set at one year when the fine and pecuniary penalties imposed for one of the offences mentioned in artic…
…1° Where the confiscation order relates to a sum of money and the amount recovered is likely to exceed the amount specified in the confiscation order owing to its execution in several States; 2° Whe…
…ending mentioned in Article 723-29 must be established by a medical assessment ordered by the sentence enforcement judge in accordance with the provisions of article 712-16, the conclusion of which re…
Recognition and enforcement on French territory of a conviction handed down by the court of another Member State may be refused only in the cases provided for in Articles 728-32 and 728-33. The decisi…
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