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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Subsection 2: Foreign nationals doing a work placement in an establishment or company in the same group that employs them, and family members
Article L421-33
The spouse of the foreign national mentioned in the third paragraph of Article L. 421-31, as well as the couple's children, will be issued with a temporary residence permit bearing the words "mobile I…
Sub-paragraph 8: Special provisions for non-trading property investment companies
Article L214-118
…undertakings for collective real estate investment, whatever their form.As an exception to article L. 214-114, prior to the demerger, non-trading property investment companies are authorised, where a…
Sub-paragraph 8: Special provisions for non-trading property investment companies
Article L214-117
With the exception of the cases provided for in articles L. 214-66 and L. 214-76, a société civile de placement immobilier may only merge with another société civile de placement immobilier managing a…
Sub-paragraph 8: Special provisions for non-trading property investment companies
Article L214-114
The purpose of non-trading property investment companies (sociétés civiles de placement immobilier) is the direct or indirect acquisition and management of property assets for rental purposes, includi…
Sub-paragraph 8: Special provisions for non-trading property investment companies
Article L214-116
At least 15% of the maximum capital of non-trading property investment companies, as set out in their Articles of Association, must be subscribed by the public within one year of the opening date of t…
Sub-paragraph 8: Special provisions for non-trading property investment companies
Article L214-115
…ph; 2° Shares in partnerships which are not admitted to trading on a market referred to in articles L. 421-4, L. 422-1 and L. 423-1 and which satisfy the following conditions: a) The partners are liab…
…re not part of a group subject to supervision on a consolidated basis within the meaning of Article L. 613-20-1 ; 3° EU parent undertakings;4° Where applicable, by decision of the supervisory board or…
…f this Section when the conditions for triggering a resolution procedure mentioned in II of Article L. 613-49 or, where applicable, in I and II of Article L. 613-49-1 are met. The collège de résolutio…
The only provisions applicable to the employee defined in Article L. 7221-1 are those relating to : 1° Moral harassment, as provided for in articles L. 1152-1 et seq., sexual harassment, as provided f…
…wise agreed and without prejudice to the rights granted to the author by the provisions of Articles L. 111-3, L. 121-4, L. 121-5, L. 122-1 à L. 122-7, L. 123-7, L. 131-2 to L. 131-7, L. 132-4 and L. 1…
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