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Showing 6061–6070 of 67437 articles for “Art. I-5° bis and Art. 35 bis”
…of article R. 2393-2, which are not considered as subcontractors. He must keep this list up to date and inform the purchaser of any changes.
Where the purchaser considers that the number of suitable candidates is too small to ensure genuine competition, it may suspend the procedure and republish the call for tenders, setting a new deadline…
The provisions of articles R. 2184-12 and R. 2184-13 apply.
Where the purchaser requires candidates to be authorised, it may grant candidates who are not authorised at the time they submit their application an additional period in which to obtain this authoris…
For the application of article D. 2392-2, the words "to L. 2392-3" are replaced by the words "and L. 2392-2".
…lication of article D. 2392-2 in New Caledonia, the words "to L. 2392-3" are replaced by the words "and L. 2392-2".
From the opening judgment, any third party holder is required to hand over to the administrator or, failing this, to the judicial representative, at the latter's request, the accounting documents and…
Disputes submitted to the industrial tribunal pursuant to articles L. 625-1 and L. 625-4 are brought directly before the adjudication board.
Proposals for the settlement of debts may relate to deadlines, remissions and conversions into securities giving or capable of giving access to capital. They are, as and when they are drawn up and und…
…of his or her personal property in accordance with the rules governing matrimonial property regimes and under the conditions laid down in Articles L. 624-9 and L. 624-10.
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