French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Paragraph 3: Taking of evidence
Article 441
A witness who has been convicted of refusing to take an oath or to give evidence may appeal.
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A witness who has been convicted of refusing to take an oath or to give evidence may appeal.
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Grants for authors are awarded on the basis of the quality, originality, ambition and coherence of the artistic project and the corresponding work plan.
The collective operations defined in article R. 441-4 give rise to the conclusion of agreements between the insurance undertaking and an intermediary within the meaning of article L. 511-1, acting on…
No gratuitous benefit may be stipulated for the transactions provided for in this chapter.
…r. A member is defined as any person who pays contributions or on whose behalf contributions are paid.
Any person who, even as an intermediary, offers to subscribe to contracts or agreements that contravene the provisions of this chapter, or arranges for such contracts or agreements to be subscribed, w…
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