Article R6221-4
The French Accreditation Committee shall notify the laboratory of the accreditation decision no later than twenty weeks after the actual opening of the laboratory. Within the same time limit, the Fren…
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The French Accreditation Committee shall notify the laboratory of the accreditation decision no later than twenty weeks after the actual opening of the laboratory. Within the same time limit, the Fren…
The nullity or dissolution of the company may not be relied on as against third parties until the publication formalities relating to the nullity or dissolution provided for below have been completed.
A copy of any final court decision declaring the company null and void shall, at the request of the public prosecutor, be filed with the trade and company register in which the company is registered a…
When the Director General of a Regional Health Agency establishes that, in an area defined in b of 2° of Article L. 1434-9, the supply of medical biology does not meet the needs of the population, in…
The company is dissolved ipso jure if all the partners have been struck off the roll of the relevant Association.Decisions to strike off the roll are filed with the Trade and Companies Register by the…
Early dissolution may be decided by at least three quarters of the members. A copy of this decision is filed by the legal representative(s) with the Trade and Companies Register in which the company i…
The provisions of Section 1 of Chapter II of Title II of this Book do not apply to medical biology laboratories under the authority of the Minister for Defence and not on the list provided for in II o…
…known as "VPSPs", the minimum standards for which are set by order of the Minister for the Interior.
Persons who have been granted authorisation to place in service and whose application for authorisation has been rejected have a period of at least two months, set by the Director General of the Regio…
The health transport sub-committee is kept regularly informed of decisions to issue transfers and withdraw authorisations to put vehicles into service.A six-monthly report on the use of vehicles autho…
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