Article R221-83
The Livret Jeune is subject to the provisions relating to passbook accounts laid down in application of article L. 611-1.
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The Livret Jeune is subject to the provisions relating to passbook accounts laid down in application of article L. 611-1.
Authorisation for the withdrawal referred to in the second paragraph of Article L. 221-24, as well as the objection of the legal representative referred to in the same paragraph, shall be notified to…
The opening of a Livret A savings account is subject to a written contract between the subscriber and the institution distributing the account.
Payments bear interest from the first day of the fortnight following the deposit. They cease to accrue at the end of the fortnight preceding the day of repayment.
The ceiling provided for in article L. 221-4 is set at 22,950 euros for natural persons and 76,500 euros for associations and co-ownership associations mentioned in the first paragraph of article L. 2…
If the Livret A is closed during the year, interest for the period accrued since the start of the year is credited on the day the account is closed.
If the account is closed during the year, the interest earned is credited on the day the account is closed.
The custodian institution is notified by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt of any objection by the legal representative, as referred to in article L. 221-3, to the withdrawal by the mi…
The rate of interest paid to the depositor is set in accordance with Article L. 611-1.
Sums credited to a Livret Jeune are repayable on demand.
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