Article 1251
Expenses incurred to prevent the imminent occurrence of damage, to avoid its worsening or to reduce its consequences constitute compensable loss.
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Expenses incurred to prevent the imminent occurrence of damage, to avoid its worsening or to reduce its consequences constitute compensable loss.
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…gement services on behalf of third parties is deferred for the duration of the right of withdrawal. III. - The withdrawal period provided for in the first paragraph of I does not apply to : 1° To the…
I.-Health centres are created and managed either by non-profit organisations, or by départements, or by municipalities or their groupings, or by public health establishments, or by legal entities mana…
…and operating procedures of the Dental Committee and the Medical Committee are specified by decree.III. - The manager of a health centre shall prominently display, on the premises of this centre and…
Profits from the operation of a health centre may not be distributed.They must be placed in reserve or reinvested for the benefit of the health centre concerned or of one or more other health centres…
The health centres are responsible for identifying the place of care outside the health centres and for informing the public about the public or social health activities and actions implemented, the t…
Health centres are local health facilities, providing primary care and, where appropriate, secondary care, and carrying out preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic activities within the centre, without…
A multi-professional university health centre is a health centre that has signed a tripartite agreement with its regional health agency and a public scientific, cultural and professional establishment…
Health centres may be members of territorial professional health communities within the meaning of article L. 1434-12.
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