Article A444-27
The drawing up of an inventory of fixtures at a cost shared between the lessor and the lessee listed under number 112 in table 3-1 gives rise to the collection of a fee based on the surface area of th…
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The drawing up of an inventory of fixtures at a cost shared between the lessor and the lessee listed under number 112 in table 3-1 gives rise to the collection of a fee based on the surface area of th…
The recovery or collection service listed under number 129 of Table 3-1 gives rise to the collection of a fee set as follows:
I. - Organisations that receive interest from sums held in special passbook accounts opened before 1 January 2009, under conditions defined by decree, by the mutual credit banks that are members of th…
The marriage contract, counter-letter, change of matrimonial regime (number 41 of table 5) give rise to the collection:1° Where there are no contributions or dowries or where the value of the property…
…n of the accounts of the mandatary appointed under a mandate for future protection (number 39 of table 5) gives rise to the collection of a fee based on the highest chapter, in revenue or expenditure,…
The receipt or closure of a guardianship account, by separate deed (number 34 in table 5) gives rise, provided that the deed does not contain an agreement entitling the parties to proportional fees, t…
The taking of consent in the context of medically assisted procreation (number 43 in table 5) gives rise to the collection of a fixed fee of €75.46.
The creation of a perpetual annuity or a life annuity on real estate (number 32 of table 5), as well as the redemption of a life annuity on real estate, gives rise to the collection of a fee proportio…
The acceptance or declaration of employment (number 28 of table 5) gives rise to the collection:1° A fixed fee of €26.41, where the employment or reinvestment has been made by means of an investment t…
The guardianship account (number 33 in table 5) gives rise to the collection of a fee proportional to the highest chapter in revenue or expenditure, according to the following scale:Bases of assessmen…
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