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French Insurance CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Provisions applicable in the Wallis and Futuna Islands

Article L194-1

…a) In the second paragraph of article L. 125-5, the words "and the damage mentioned in article L. 242-1 " are deleted; b) In the second paragraph of article L. 125-6, the words : "This obligation is…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
CHAPTER I: Compulsory expenditure

Article L3321-1

…utions to the pension schemes for elected representatives pursuant to Articles L. 3123-22 à L. 3123-24;4° The contribution to the Centre national de la fonction publique territoriale;5° The remunerati…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Minimum solvency margin requirement

Article R334-13

…of this Code, the minimum margin requirement is equal to 1% of the assets of tontines; d) For class 24 referred to in Articles R. 321-1 of the present code, R. 211-2 of the Code de la mutualité and R.…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
1c: Capital gains realised in the course of an agricultural, craft, commercial, industrial or liberal activity

Article 151 septies

…perty or rights in a fiduciary estate carried out as part of a trust transaction defined in Article 2011 of the Civil Code.

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French General Tax CodeIn force
2. Movable and immovable property and rights

Article 150 U

…ishment provided for in Articles L. 152-2 and L. 311-2 as well as the last paragraph of Article L. 424-1of the town planning code or in I of article L. 515-16-3 of the Environment Code, provided that…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section I: General provisions.

Article L421-1

…a land motor vehicle and containing various civil provisions and in Article 1 of Law no. 51-695 of 24 May 1951 relating to increases in certain life annuities and pensions, in respect of certified su…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Section 2: Operating rules

Article L327-8

Decisions by each college are taken by majority vote. In the event of a tie, the vote of the college chairman shall be decisive. Each college adopts its own rules of procedure.

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter I: General obligation to provide pre-contractual information

Article L111-5

In the event of a dispute relating to the application of the provisions of articles L. 111-1, L. 111-2, L. 111-4 and L. 111-4-1, it is up to the professional to prove that he has fulfilled his obligat…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Title VI: Conciliation and mediation

Article 127

Except in the cases provided for in Article 750-1, the judge may propose conciliation or mediation to parties who fail to demonstrate that they have taken steps to reach an amicable resolution of the…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Paragraph 4: Involvement of third parties

Article 374-2

In all the cases provided for in this Title, guardianship may be opened even if there is no property to be administered. In such cases it is organised in accordance with the rules laid down in Title X…

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