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French Commercial codeIn force
Section 1: General provisions

Article A761-1

The standard application file for classification as a market of national interest contains, in addition to the deliberation of the regional council concerned, the following documents:1° The deliberati…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Chapter III: Tenders submitted by economic operators or including products from third countries

Article L2353-1

Defence or security contracts excluded or exempted from the Agreement on procurement or from another equivalent international agreement to which the European Union is a party shall be awarded to econo…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Section 2: Shares.

Article L228-10

Shares are only negotiable after the company has been registered in the Trade and Companies Register. In the event of a capital increase, the shares may be traded as from the completion of the increas…

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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: European investment service providers

Article L532-20-1-B

Where the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution or the Autorité des marchés financiers finds that an ISP with a branch in mainland France, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Reunion, Ma…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Section 2: Allocation

Article L2113-11

The purchaser may decide not to allot a contract in one of the following cases:1° It is not in a position to carry out the organisational, steering and coordination tasks itself;2° Awarding the contra…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Section 1: Contracts awarded without advertising or competitive tendering on account of their value or subject-matter

Article R2122-1

…r contracts made necessary for the urgent, compulsory execution of the work mentioned in article L. 1311-4 of the Public Health Code and Articles L. 184-1, L. 511-11, L. 511-15, L. 511-16 and L. 511-1…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Subsection 1: Choice of award criteria

Article R2352-5

To award the defence or security contract to the tenderer or, where applicable, to the tenderers who have submitted the most economically advantageous tender, the purchaser shall base itself: 1° Eithe…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Section 3: Ad hoc mandate.

Article R611-20

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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Chapter IV: SPECIFIC PROVISIONS FOR THE WALLIS AND FUTUNA ISLANDS

Article L734-1

…December 2016 L. 112-6-1-A Act no . 2017-1775 of 28 December 2017 L. 112-6-1 Act no. 2011-331 of 28 March 2011 L. 112-7 Act no . 2016-1547 of 18 November 2016 L. 112-11 to L. 112-13 Order no. 2017-125…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 2: Psychiatric care arrangements

Article R3844-11

…n resulting from Decree no. 2014-897 of 15 August 2014 and articles R. 3211-10, R. 3211-11, R. 3211-13 and R. 3211-29 in the version resulting from Decree no. 2021-684 of 28 May 2021. Section 4 of Cha…

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