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When the official receiver has relieved the creditor of its foreclosure after the filing of the list of claims provided for in Article L. 624-1 and its decision has become final, it shall rule on the…
In addition to the information provided for in Article L. 622-25, the statement of claim contains:1° The elements likely to prove the existence and the amount of the claim if it does not result from a…
In application of the sixth paragraph of Article L. 622-24, creditors whose claims, properly arising after the opening judgment other than those mentioned in I of Article L. 622-17, result from a succ…
Notwithstanding the provisions of article 211-2 and 3° of article…
The provisions of articles L. 2194-2 and L. 2194-3 apply.
In order to sell alcoholic beverages, restaurants that do not hold an on-trade licence must hold one of the following two categories of licence: 1° The "small restaurant licence", which allows drinks…
Where the activity of the employer in question is carried out in a temporary workplace or in an establishment not belonging to his company, the Prefect of the département within whose jurisdiction the…
To determine the duration of the closure of up to three months of the establishment(s) used to commit the offence in accordance with article L. 8272-2, the Prefect shall take into account the nature,…
Article L. 3351-6-2 is applicable to Wallis and Futuna.
I.-The Conférence des financeurs du sport de la Martinique is made up of four colleges: 1° The college of State representatives comprises : a) The Prefect of Martinique or his representative; b) The R…
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