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…rding the exercise of the option is concluded under the condition precedent provided for in article L. 313-41. When this condition is not met, the lessor returns all sums paid by the lessee, with the…
…purchaser has not been repaid under the conditions provided for in the second paragraph of article L. 313-41, the sum due shall bear interest at half the legal rate from the fifteenth day following t…
…s not eligible for asylum protection may be issued with the travel document provided for in article L. 561-10.
…le 226-13 of the French Criminal Code for violating the professional secrecy established in Article L. 440-4 .
…to the Agreement on the European Economic Area as it has over regulated markets under II of Article L. 422-1.
…n compliance with the professional secrecy and the obligation of discretion provided for in Article L. 2325-5.
…their filing with the competent administrative authority under the conditions determined in article L. 2231-6.
In order to implement the employee's right to the leave referred to in article L. 3142-42, a collective agreement or agreement at company level or, failing that, an agreement or agreement at industry…
…east equivalent remuneration and benefits from the professional interview mentioned in I of article L. 6315-1. They may not invoke any right to be re-employed before the leave expires.
The employee may, at his convenience, benefit from the provisions of article L. 3142-79, provided that each absence is for at least half a full day. He shall notify his employer at least twenty-four h…
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