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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Section 1a: Freedom to provide services by industrial property agents established on the territory of a Member State of the European Community or a State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area
Article R422-7-2
The professionals mentioned in Article R. 422-7-1 are required, when carrying out their activity in France, to comply with the rules set out in the articles L. 422-8 and R. 422-52 to R. 422-54. In the…
Section 1a: Freedom to provide services by industrial property agents established on the territory of a Member State of the European Community or a State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area
Article R422-7-1
When a professional established on the territory of a Member State of the European Union or of a State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area is entitled to represent persons in industri…
…e popular savings plan entitles the holder to tax benefits and, for plans opened after 22 September 1993, to a savings bonus. The operation of people's savings plans is subject to documentary and on-s…
…urchases, imports, intra-Community acquisitions, deliveries and services carried out from 1 January 1993 ceases to be excluded from the right to deduct in respect of vehicles or equipment used exclusi…
Chapter II: Public prosecutions and investigations
Article R367
I.-For the application of articles R. 19 to R. 23-1, the words: "régisseur des recettes" are replaced by the words: "agent chargé du recouvrement des amendes". II.-Article R. 19 is supplemented by a p…
…s taken over by a private law legal entity or by a public law body managing a public industrial and commercial service, this legal entity or body offers these employees a contract governed by this cod…
…t disqualification from exercising one or more professions governed by this Code, from exercising a commercial or industrial profession, from directing, administering, managing or controlling in any c…
…rary or permanent disqualification from exercising one or more professions governed by this Code, a commercial or industrial profession, from directing, administering, managing or controlling in any c…
Chapter VIII: Raw materials for pharmaceutical use
Article L5438-7
…t disqualification from exercising one or more professions governed by this Code, from exercising a commercial or industrial profession, from directing, administering, managing or controlling in any c…
Chapter VI: Gene therapy preparations and xenogenic cell therapy preparations.
Article L5426-3
…t disqualification from exercising one or more professions governed by this Code, from exercising a commercial or industrial profession, from directing, administering, managing or controlling in any c…
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