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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 1: General provisions

Article R1335-7

The procedures for storing waste from healthcare and similar activities, in particular the duration of storage and the characteristics and maintenance conditions of storage premises, are defined by or…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 1: General provisions

Article R1335-2

Any person who produces waste as defined in article R. 1335-1 is required to dispose of it. This obligation is incumbent on : 1° The health establishment, the teaching establishment, the research esta…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 1: General provisions

Article R1335-4

The persons mentioned in article R. 1335-2 must, at each stage of waste disposal, draw up documents enabling disposal operations to be monitored. These documents are defined by an order of the ministe…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Common provisions

Article R4313-19

The outcome of the conformity assessment procedure for machinery or personal protective equipment provided for in this section may be subject to: 1° the results of checks, even unannounced, carried ou…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 1: Content and adoption of the measures imposed

Article R733-3

The commission notifies the creditors of the request by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, informing them that they have a period of fifteen days in which to submit their observations.

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 1: Content and adoption of the measures imposed

Article R733-8

If no objection is made within the period provided for in Article R. 733-6, the commission shall inform the debtor and the creditors by simple letter that the measures provided for in Articles L. 733-…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 1: Content and adoption of the measures imposed

Article R733-2

The debtor's request shall be made by a declaration signed by him and delivered or sent by ordinary letter to the secretariat of the commission, where it shall be registered.

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 1: Content and adoption of the measures imposed

Article R733-9

When the commission receives a challenge to the measures provided for in articles L. 733-1, L. 733-4 and L. 733-7, its secretariat forwards it, together with the file, to the registry of the judicial…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 1: Content and adoption of the measures imposed

Article R733-5

The debtor may refer the matter to the commission again with a view to re-examining his situation within three months of the end of the suspension of payment of claims provided for in 4° of Article L.…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 1: Content and adoption of the measures imposed

Article R733-4

When, pursuant to the provisions of article L. 732-4, the commission finds that the debtor's situation, without being irretrievably compromised, does not allow for the repayment of all debts and that,…

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