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French General Tax CodeIn force
1°: Real estate and business assets located in France and vested in persons domiciled abroad - Obligations imposed on the purchaser

Article 803

Any purchaser of a property or business located in France and belonging to an estate devolving to one or more heirs, legatees or donees having their de facto or de jure domicile abroad, may not be rel…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Support centres for the prevention of healthcare-associated infections

Article R1413-83

In each region, a support centre for the prevention of healthcare-associated infections is responsible for implementing the health policy guidelines defined in article L. 1411-1 , with a view to preve…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Support centres for the prevention of healthcare-associated infections

Article R1413-84

The Director General of the Regional Health Agency shall designate a health establishment in which the support centre for the prevention of healthcare-associated infections is to be located, for a ren…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Support centres for the prevention of healthcare-associated infections

Article R1413-85

The centre's operating procedures are the subject of an agreement between the Director General of the Regional Health Agency and the health establishment in which the centre is located and, where appl…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
I: Taxable persons

Article 8

Subject to the provisions of article 6, members of sociétés en nom collectif and general partners of sociétés en commandite simple are, where these companies have not opted for the tax regime applicab…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter III: The substantive fast-track procedure

Article 839

Where provision is made by law or regulation for the case to be decided under the accelerated procedure on the merits, the president of the judicial court shall hear the case under the conditions of a…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
5: Real estate and similar companies

Article 827

I. - The following shall be registered free of charge:1° Deeds recording the allocation of net assets made to one or more recipient bodies by a société d'habitations à loyer modéré, pursuant to the fi…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Subsection 2: Conciliation led by the judge

Article 825

When the judge makes the preliminary conciliation attempt himself, the court registry notifies the claimant by any means of the place, day and time at which the conciliation hearing will take place. T…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
XI: Miscellaneous deeds

Article 847

Sont enregistrés gratuitement:1° Les contrats de mariage, lorsqu'ils ne peuvent donner lieu à la perception d'une imposition proportionnelle ou progressive d'un montant plus élevé;2° (Abrogé).

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French General Tax CodeIn force
XI: Miscellaneous deeds

Article 846

Receipts or assignments of a sum equivalent to three years' unpaid rent or lease payments, with the exception of receipts or assignments relating to the deeds provided for in article 1048 ter.

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