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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 3: Renewal of the contract.

Article L1243-13-1

…by the stipulations of the agreement or branch agreement concluded in application ofarticle L. 1242-8 or, failing that, by the provisions of article L. 1242-8-1.The conditions for renewal are stipulat…

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French Commercial codeIn force
TITLE II: Anti-competitive practices.

Article L420-7

Without prejudice to articles

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Chapter III: SPECIFIC PROVISIONS FOR BOOK III

Article R2623-1

…Economy determines the functions and minimum requirements for buyer profiles. " ;4° Article R. 2331-8 reads as follows:"Art. R. 2331-8.-The provisions of article R. 2131-16 apply. " ;5° Articles R. 23…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Chapter III: SPECIFIC PROVISIONS FOR BOOK III

Article R2643-1

…Economy determines the functions and minimum requirements for buyer profiles. " ;4° Article R. 2331-8 reads as follows:"Art. R. 2331-8.-The provisions of article R. 2131-16 apply. " ;5° Articles R. 23…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Section 2: Adaptation provisions

Article R2661-4

…Economy determines the functions and minimum requirements for buyer profiles. " ;4° Article R. 2331-8 reads as follows:"Art. R. 2331-8 -The provisions of article R. 2131-16 apply";5° In article R. 234…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Section 2: Adaptation provisions

Article R2651-4

…Economy determines the functions and minimum requirements for buyer profiles. " ;4° Article R. 2331-8 reads as follows:"Art. R. 2331-8 -The provisions of article R. 2131-16 apply";5° In article R. 234…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Incapacity resulting from a non-occupational illness or accident.

Article L1226-4-3

…n indemnity is paid in the same way as the precariousness indemnity provided for in article L. 1243-8.

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Subsection 2: Postponement of transfer

Article L751-7

…to Article L. 751-6, the provisions of Articles L. 732-1, L. 732-4, L. 733-1 to L. 733-4 and L. 733-8 to L. 733-12 shall apply.Failure to comply with the requirements associated with house arrest shal…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Sub-subparagraph 2: Sole traders with limited liability.

Article R123-121-2

…n accordance with Article R. 123-102, the descriptive statement provided for in I of Article L. 526-8 as well as, where applicable, the documents provided for in the last paragraph of Article R. 526-3…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
CHAPTER IV: Guarantees for mayors, general councillors and regional councillors attending the congress of departmental and regional elected representatives and mayors

Article L5914-1

…and mayors meets, articles L. 3123-1 to L. 3123-6 , L. 4135-1 to L. 4135-6 and L. 2123-1 to L. 2123-8 apply respectively to general councillors, regional councillors and mayors or, where applicable, t…

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