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Showing 8041–8050 of 34794 articles for “Art. III bis”
…on or to the body for the defence of geographical indications, by way of derogation from Article 59 bis of the Customs Code. This information may also be communicated before the implementation of the…
…years of the cessation of hostilities, of wounds received or diseases contracted during the war;2° bis Of servicemen who died during their participation in an operation mentioned in 2° or 3° of artic…
…orate purpose and the address of the registered office;d) In the case of a person referred to in 7° bis of the I of article L. 1453-1, the name under which he carries out his influential activity;2° T…
I-Subject to the provisions mentioned in II and III, the articles mentioned in the left-hand column of the table below shall apply in the Wallis and Futuna Islands in the wording indicated in the righ…
1. Goods intended for export must be taken to a customs office or to a place designated by the customs service. 2. On land borders, it is forbidden for carriers to take any route intended to bypass or…
The ownership of a treasure belongs to the person who finds it in his own land; if the treasure is found in the land of another, it belongs half to the person who discovered it, and half to the owner…
The ability to hunt or fish is also regulated by specific laws.
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There are things which belong to no one and whose use is common to all. Police laws regulate the manner of their enjoyment.
Ownership of property is acquired and transmitted by succession, by gift inter vivos or testamentary, and by the effect of obligations.
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