Article L531-41
An application for reconsideration is an asylum application submitted after a final decision has been taken on a previous application.The fact that the applicant has explicitly withdrawn his previous…
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An application for reconsideration is an asylum application submitted after a final decision has been taken on a previous application.The fact that the applicant has explicitly withdrawn his previous…
In the absence of an agreement as provided for in article L. 2315-45, in undertakings with at least three hundred employees, the social and economic committee shall set up a training committee. This c…
The regional hospital centres defined in article L. 6141-2 may include a unit responsible for providing specialist advice and opinions on the diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and, where appropriate, pr…
For the application of article L. 490-8, the words: "the minister responsible for the economy or his representative" are replaced by the words: "the competent authority of New Caledonia".
When an employee who has reached the age stipulated in the first paragraph of article L. 161-22-1-5 of the Social Security Code asks to work part-time, he must send his request, under conditions set b…
The action resulting from Article L. 141-3 must be brought by the purchaser within a period of one year from the date of taking possession.
The guarantor's undertaking referred to in article L. 131-40 is extinguished after six months if, during that time, there have been no claims or legal proceedings.
Failure to comply with the prohibitions set out in article L. 3354-3 is punishable in the event of a repeat offence by one year's imprisonment and a fine of €3,750.
A circulation document for foreign minors is issued to foreign minors residing in France:1° At least one of whose parents holds a temporary residence permit, a multi-annual residence permit or a resid…
In order to support the participation of trade unions representing self-employed health professionals under agreement in institutional life, a contribution is instituted, paid on a compulsory basis by…
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