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Showing 52015210 of 13560 articles for Art. UK Commercial Agents Regs 1993

French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 1: Mandate

Article R722-13

Each chamber of the commercial court is presided over by the president of the court or by a chamber president appointed under the conditions laid down in the articles R. 722-14 and R. 722-16. The pres…

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Subsection 4: Functional protection

Article R722-41

If the agreement provided for in article R. 722-31 of this code contains a clause to this effect or in the absence of an agreement, the State may only cover part of the fees when the number of hours i…

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Subsection 3: Electronic voting.

Article R723-18

If the same voter uses both voting methods in the same capacity, only the electronic vote is considered valid.

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Subsection 4: Announcement of results and disputes relating to the election of consular judges.

Article R723-24

…shall fall within the jurisdiction of the judicial court within whose jurisdiction the seat of the commercial court is located. The judicial court shall have final jurisdiction.

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Subsection 4: Announcement of results and disputes relating to the election of consular judges.

Article R723-25

The appeals mentioned in article R. 723-24 are open to any elector within eight days of the proclamation of the results. The appeal is also open to the prefect and the public prosecutor, who may exerc…

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Subsection 4: Announcement of results and disputes relating to the election of consular judges.

Article R723-26

…ns whose election is contested.The appeal shall be brought to the attention of the president of the commercial court and the public prosecutor by the clerk's office of the judicial court.

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Section 1: The National Disciplinary Committee.

Article R724-6

The Bureau of the Court of Cassation meets between 15 and 31 March at the invitation of the First President. It counts the votes and ranks the candidates in descending order of the number of votes obt…

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Section 1: General provisions.

Article R741-1

The court clerk assists the judges of the commercial court at hearings and in all cases provided for by law. He assists the president of the commercial court in all administrative tasks specific to hi…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Section 3: The National Council of Commercial Court Registrars.

Article R741-14

…llot, the office of the National Council proceeds to the counting operations in the presence of any commercial court clerk wishing to attend. After their removal from the ballot box, the outer envelop…

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Section 3: The National Council of Commercial Court Registrars.

Article R741-16

Any commercial court clerk may refer the election of the members of the National Council to the Paris Court of Appeal within ten days of the proclamation of the results. The appeal shall be lodged wit…

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