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French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Chapter I: Exploitation in the form of videograms

Article R231-6

If the Chairman of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée does not respond to a request for exemption within three working days, this constitutes a decision to accept the request.

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French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: General conditions

Article 211-6

Long-length cinematographic works eligible for financial support for production and preparation are works intended for initial screening in cinemas.

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French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Sub-paragraph 2: Specific investment for certain animated works

Article 211-68

…tion expenses are those mentioned in article…

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French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Purpose and eligibility criteria

Article 212-6

Projects for original French-language works or, if at least two different languages are used, works in which French or a regional language used in France is the most widely used language, are eligible…

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French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Sub-paragraph 1: General provisions

Article 211-62

The investment of sums entered in their automatic cinema production account by production companies for the preparation of the production of long-term cinematographic works is subject to the issue of…

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Chapter I: The creditor and the writ of execution

Article L111-6

A claim is liquid when it is valued in money or when the security contains all the elements required for its valuation.

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Chapter III: The direct payment procedure for maintenance payments

Article L213-6

The conditions for the application of this chapter shall be laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Chapter II: Provisions specific to certain properties

Article R162-6

The application to make unseizable sums available is made before the seizing creditor has requested payment of the seized sums.

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Chapter IV: Persons responsible for the amicable recovery of debts

Article R124-6

A receipt is given to the debtor for all payments. Unless otherwise agreed, funds received by the debt collector are repaid within one month of actual receipt.

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Subsection 2: Shareholder rights and securities not admitted to trading on a regulated market or a multilateral trading facility

Article R233-6

A set of specifications shall be drawn up for the sale, which shall contain, in addition to a reminder of the previous procedure: 1° The company's articles of association; 2° Any document required to…

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