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Showing 1891–1900 of 31567 articles for “Art. R 581-31”
French Commercial codeIn force
Section 2a: Sociétés de participations financières de profession libérale de greffiers des tribunaux de commerce (financial holding companies for the liberal professions of commercial court registrars)
Article R743-139-24
The registration of the company in the Trade and Companies Register is governed by articles R. 123-31 and following, subject to the provisions below.A copy of the declaration provided for in Article R…
The Conseil national des courtiers de marchandises assermentés appoints each year before 31 December a statutory auditor and a deputy statutory auditor under the conditions set out in articles L. 823-…
French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Title IV: OVERSEAS PROVISIONS
Article R444-3
For the application of this book in the Wallis and Futuna Islands: 1° Access to employment for foreign nationals is exercised under the conditions laid down by the legislation and regulations applicab…
Subsection 1: Implementation by application of an agreement
Article R5212-14
The agreement is forwarded to the competent administrative authority for approval by the most diligent party no later than 31 May of the first year of implementation of the programme, in accordance wi…
French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Title IV: OVERSEAS PROVISIONS
Article R443-2
Subject to the adaptations provided for in this chapter, the following provisions shall apply to Saint-Martin in the wording resulting from decree no. 2020-1734 of 16 December 2020, unless otherwise s…
For persons born in the overseas territories the records provided for in articles R. 65 and R. 67, paragraph 2, and the notices provided for in articles R. 67, paragraph 1, R. 69 and R. 71, are forwar…
Title II: Provisions applicable in New Caledonia, French Polynesia and the Wallis and Futuna Islands
Article R284
At articles R. 50-17, R. 50-20, R. 50-22 and R. 51, summonses, information and decisions are made, as far as the applicant is concerned, in the form of registered letter with acknowledgement of receip…
Subsection 5: Approval, implementation and control of the statement of estimated revenue and expenditure.
Article R6145-38
The authorising officer shall notify the accounting officer, together with the necessary supporting documents, of operating expenditure duly committed but not yet authorised at the close of the financ…
Subsection 8: Provisional profit and loss account for training schools and institutes.
Article R6145-59
Before 31 October of the year preceding the financial year to which it relates, the director of the managing public health establishment sends the president of the regional council a request for a sub…
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