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French Consumer CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Common provisions

Article R512-3

Where a basic inspection has not established non-compliance with the regulations, the quantity of the product rendered unusable shall be reimbursed under the conditions set out in article L. 512-24.

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter I: Referral to the commission de surendettement des particuliers (household over-indebtedness commission)

Article R721-3

The debtor's application must mention any enforcement proceedings in progress against his assets and any assignments of earnings he has made to his creditors. They must also state whether they are bei…

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Title VII: CONTROLS AND PENALTIES

Article R270-3

Failure by third-country national family members mentioned in the second paragraph of article L. 234-1 to apply for the residence permit mentioned in article R. 234-2 within the time limits stipulated…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section III: Deductibles, exclusions and forfeitures.

Article A211-3

For the purposes of 2° of article R. 211-10, transport is considered to be carried out in sufficiently safe conditions: a) With regard to passenger cars, estate cars and vehicles used for the public t…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter IIIa: Health centres.

Article L6323-3

The Maison de Santé is a legal entity formed by medical professionals, medical auxiliaries or pharmacists.These professionals provide primary care without accommodation within the meaning of article L…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Sub-section 1: Formation of the company.

Article R210-3

When the other formalities for the formation of the company have been completed, a notice is inserted in a medium authorised to receive legal announcements in the département of the registered office.…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Chapter I: Status and missions

Article R1231-3

The agency shall assist the regional prefect and the departmental prefect in implementing the actions mentioned in V of Article 36 and in the second paragraph of article 41 of decree no. 2004-374 of 2…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Financial solidarity of the principal.

Article L8254-3

A private individual who enters into a contract for his or her personal use, that of his or her spouse, partner in a civil solidarity pact, cohabitee, ascendants or descendants, the subject of which i…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 5: Difficulties in formation and operation

Article R1423-33

When one of the divisions of an industrial tribunal cannot be constituted or cannot function, the first president of the court of appeal, at the request of the public prosecutor, appoints the correspo…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 5: Difficulties in formation and operation

Article R1423-32

The decree dissolving the industrial tribunals, as provided for in article L. 1423-11, is issued on the proposal of the Minister of Justice.

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