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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter I: Flagrant crimes and offences

Article 60-3

When objects that are the medium of computer data have been placed under seal, the public prosecutor or the judicial police officer or, under the latter's supervision, the judicial police officer or t…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Section 1: Right to inspect goods, means of transport and persons.

Article 60-3

Apart from the cases provided for in Article 60-2, customs officers may, at any time, visit goods, means of transport and persons present or moving in the places mentioned in the same Article 60-2, in…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Section 1: Right to inspect goods, means of transport and persons.

Article 60-2

Where there are reasonable grounds for suspecting the commission or attempted commission of an offence referred to in Section 1 of Chapter VI of Title XII and Chapter IV of Title XIV of this Code and…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter I: Flagrant crimes and offences

Article 60-1

The public prosecutor or the judicial police officer or, under the latter's control, the judicial police officer or, in the case provided for in 3° of Article 21-3, the investigation assistant may, by…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter I: Flagrant crimes and offences

Article 60-2

At the request of the judicial police officer, or under the latter's control, the judicial police officer, intervening by telematic or computerised means, public bodies or legal persons governed by pr…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Paragraph 2: Authorisation (R)

Article R2223-60

…or establishment applying for authorisation to provide the conservation care referred to in article L. 2223-19, must produce proof that the staff carrying out this care hold the national thanatopracto…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 16: Maintenance and repair of DIY and gardening power tools

Article R224-60

For the application of Article L. 224-112, parts from the circular economy mean components and elements from a preparation operation with a view to their re-use within the meaning of the provisions of…

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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Subsection 6: Resolution measures

Article R613-60

I. - Without prejudice to the provisions of article L. 613-50-8, any remuneration in return for a transfer carried out pursuant to articles L. 613-52 and L. 613-53 shall be paid by the acquirer:1° To…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 3: Dispensing to the public

Article R5126-60

…n the list referred to in Article R. 5126-58: 1° Hospital preparations referred to in 2° of Article L. 5121-1 which are the subject of an initial prescription by a doctor who meets the conditions laid…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Water and sanitary installations

Article R1331-60

…corresponds to that set for the first category in the classification table provided for in articles L. 311-6, L. 321-1, L. 324-1, L. 325-1, L. 332-1, L. 333-1 and D. 312-3 of the Tourism Code, whether…

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