French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Chapter I: TEMPORARY PROTECTION
Article L581-4
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The communes are, on the proposal of the sellers, authorised to acquire, in return for the payment of a life annuity, the properties they need for property restoration, development or equipment operat…
On the occasion of a general or supplementary population census, municipalities and their administrative public establishments have one financial year, from the date of publication of the results, to…
The municipality may award subsidies to existing companies whose purpose is to operate cinemas under conditions laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat. These subsidies may only be awarded to establ…
Until 31 December 1999, the share of expenditure borne by the local authorities or their groupings for the construction of collèges and their sports teaching annexes is shared between the communes and…
The judge hearing the application for revision may, depending on the case and even of his own motion, either reduce the quantity or periodicity of the benefits encumbering the gift, or modify its purp…
The personal interest of the manager in taking on the business of others does not exclude the application of the rules of business management.In this case, the burden of commitments, expenses and dama…
Where the designation of the applicable law is made during the marriage, that designation takes effect between the parties as from the drawing up of the instrument of designation and, as regards third…
I. - In cases where the law refers to this article to determine the price conditions for a transfer of a shareholder's corporate rights, or the repurchase of such rights by the company, the value of s…
A company, even one in liquidation, may be absorbed by another company or participate in the formation of a new company, by way of a merger. It may also transfer its assets and liabilities by way of a…
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