Article L6411-1
The last paragraph of article L. 6111-3 does not apply to Mayotte.
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The last paragraph of article L. 6111-3 does not apply to Mayotte.
Article L. 6312-1 is applicable in the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands.
In article L. 233-24, the words "or VII of Article 97" are deleted.
In article L. 233-24, the words: "or VII of Article 97" are deleted.
The second paragraph of I and II of article L. 310-2 are deleted.
The second paragraph of I and II of article L. 310-2 are deleted.
In Article L. 442-10, the words: "or cooperative company or administration" are deleted.
In article L. 233-24, the words: "or VII of Article 97" are deleted.
The insurer is liable for the loss or disappearance of insured items during the fire, unless it can prove that the loss or disappearance was caused by theft.
In the case provided for in article L. 25-1 of the Highway Code, as stated in that article, "the insurer of the owner of the vehicle is obliged to guarantee, within the limits of the contract, compens…
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