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Showing 4351–4360 of 25519 articles for “Art. IV bis”
…cree no. 82-453 of 28 May 1982 relating to health and safety at work and medical prevention in the civil service, the provisions of Title II of Book VI of Part IV of the regulatory part of the Labour…
…irst paragraph of Article L. 321-10-3, which have met, as from 1 January 2012 and for three consecutive financial years, one of the following conditions:a) The annual collection of gross premiums or c…
A formal notice to pay an obligation for a sum of money shall give rise to interest on arrears, at the legal rate, without the creditor being required to prove any prejudice.
Mandatory notice to deliver a thing places the risks on the debtor, if they are not already there.
The debtor is put on notice to pay either by a summons or an act providing sufficient interpellation, or, if the contract so provides, by the mere due date of the obligation.
A purchaser who finds that documents or information required to be submitted as part of the application are missing or incomplete may ask all the candidates concerned to complete their application fil…
The provisions of article R. 2144-6 apply.
The provisions of article R. 2144-7 apply.
The purchaser shall verify the information contained in the application, including the economic operators on whose capabilities the applicant relies, at the latest before the contract is awarded. This…
Where the purchaser considers that the number of suitable candidates is too small to ensure genuine competition, it may suspend the procedure and republish the call for tenders, setting a new deadline…
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