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Showing 611–620 of 25519 articles for “Art. IV bis”
…years from the year following that of their completion when they have benefited from article 279-0 bis A. This exemption only applies to housing rented under the conditions set out in 1° of I of the…
…s may, by means of a general decision taken under the conditions laid down in I of l'article 1639 A bis, exempt from property tax on built-up properties for a period of seven years buildings belonging…
…o the assets mentioned in b of 1° of II of article L. 214-81 of the Monetary and Financial Code received by a real estate investment fund referred to in article 239 nonies of this code constitute inco…
…project owner assigns the rights it has in the programme, the assignee is substituted ipso jure, actively and passively, for it in the entire contract. The assignor is guarantor of the performance of…
Judicial settlement or liquidation of assets does not automatically result in termination of the property development contract. Any stipulation to the contrary shall be deemed unwritten.
…to carry out itself or to have carried out, for an agreed fee, all or part of the legal, administrative and financial operations contributing to the same purpose. The promoter is responsible for the p…
The contract empowers the developer to enter into contracts, receive work, settle contracts and generally to perform, up to the overall agreed price, on behalf of the project owner, all acts required…
The developer's role does not end on delivery of the building unless the construction accounts have been finally agreed between the project owner and the developer, all without prejudice to any liabil…
The arrangements for the hearing may be modified if there are serious reasons preventing the minor from being heard under the conditions initially laid down.
The request for a hearing is made to the judge without formality by the minor himself or by the parties. It may be made at any stage of the proceedings and even for the first time on appeal.
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