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Showing 2961–2970 of 54180 articles for “Art. II-4°”
Allowances, grants and other benefits mentioned in article L. 5426-8-1 amounting to less than €77 unduly paid by Pôle emploi shall not be recovered.
The debtor may lodge an objection by registration with the secretariat of the competent court within whose jurisdiction he is domiciled or by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt sent to…
Any debtor who disputes the undue nature of the benefits referred to in Articles L. 5422-1 and L. 5424-25 which are claimed from him or her must first submit an informal appeal to the Director General…
The constraint provided for in Article L. 5426-8-2 is issued after the debtor has been given formal notice to repay the allowance, assistance or any other undue benefit referred to in Article L. 5426-…
The constraint is served on the debtor by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt or by bailiff's deed. On pain of nullity, the bailiff's writ or the registered letter shall mention :1° The…
The court secretariat informs the Director General of Pôle emploi within eight days of receipt of the objection. As soon as he is aware of the objection, the Director General will send the court a cop…
Pôle emploi may, if the debtor does not dispute the undue nature of the payment, recover the undue payments referred to in Article L. 5426-8-1 by deduction from future benefits, up to a limit of 20% o…
The compulsory sale may only be postponed in the event of force majeure or at the request of the Commission de surendettement (excessive debt commission) made pursuant to articles L. 722-4 or L. 721-7…
If the compulsory sale is adjourned to a later hearing, it will be advertised again in the same way and within the same timeframe as the first compulsory sale.
When the execution judge orders the forced sale, he sets the date of the hearing at which it will take place within a period of between two and four months from the date of his decision. The judge det…
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