French Customs CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Jurisdiction ratione materiae.
Article 356
The police courts hear customs offences and all customs matters raised by way of exception.
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The police courts hear customs offences and all customs matters raised by way of exception.
1. Proceedings arising from customs offences recorded in a seizure report shall be brought before the competent court in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure.2. Disputes re…
The customs administration is authorised to settle with persons prosecuted for customs offences or for infringement of the laws and regulations relating to financial relations with foreign countries,…
The resale of a second-hand medical device is understood to mean any transfer of a medical device which is neither new nor refurbished within the meaning of 2° of article R. 5211-4. The second-hand re…
Contractual practitioners working in Guadeloupe, Guyana, Martinique, La Réunion, Mayotte, Saint-Barthélemy, Saint-Martin and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon receive a special monthly allowance, not subject t…
When the pharmacist or veterinary surgeon responsible for an establishment engaged in the manufacture, import or use of veterinary medicinal products, other than those subject to clinical trials, beco…
The provisions of this sub-section do not apply when: 1° The second-hand medical device is sold to a medical device manufacturer, as defined in 3° of Article R. 5211-4, unless the latter expressly req…
The administrative authority competent to refuse entry to a foreign national who has applied for the right of asylum is the minister responsible for immigration.
I.-The administrative authority referred to in the seventh paragraph of Article L. 321-3 is within their respective remits, the Director General of Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control, the…
After having carried out all the procedures he or she deems useful, the public prosecutor or, if the person concerned is to perform his or her duties within the jurisdiction of the court of appeal, th…
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