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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 10: Special provisions.

Article R5141-123-11

The Director General of the Agence nationale de sécurité sanitaire de l'alimentation, de l'environnement et du travail shall notify the interested party of his decision with regard to the proven or po…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
APPENDICES TO PART ONE

Article Annexe 11-2

…its should only be assessed after a sufficiently long period of time (generally around 2 to 3 years and after a longer period in children) in order to assess their permanence and adaptations to disabi…

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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Section 11: Instruments reserved for small-value payments

Article L133-28

…n of the payment transaction to the payee; 2° Execution times other than those mentioned in Article L. 133-13 may apply; 3° The Payment Service Provider is not obliged to notify the Payment Service Us…

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Chapter IV: PROVISIONS APPLICABLE IN THE WALLIS AND FUTUNA ISLANDS

Article L654-1

…the adaptations provided for in this chapter, the following provisions are applicable in the Wallis and Futuna Islands in their wording resulting from Ordinance no. 2020-1733 of 16 December 2020, unle…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 2: Payment by intervention.

Article L511-67

Payment by intervention may take place in all cases where, either on the due date or before the due date, recourse is open to the bearer. Payment must include all the sum that would have to be paid by…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 2: Payment by intervention.

Article L511-71

…ion acquires the rights resulting from the bill of exchange against the person for whom he has paid and against those who are bound vis-à-vis the latter by virtue of the bill of exchange. However, he…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 2: Payment by intervention.

Article L511-69

A holder who refuses payment by intervention forfeits his recourse against those who would have been released.

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French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 2: Payment by intervention.

Article L511-68

…place have been indicated to pay if necessary, the bearer must present the bill to all such persons and have a protest drawn up, if necessary, in default of payment at the latest on the day following…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 1: Acceptance by intervention.

Article L511-66

…y not exercise his rights of recourse before maturity against the person who affixed the indication and against subsequent signatories unless he has presented the bill of exchange to the designated pe…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 2: Payment by intervention.

Article L511-70

…ce of this indication, the payment is deemed to have been made for the drawer. The bill of exchange and the protest, if one has been drawn up, must be remitted to the payer by intervention.

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