Article 74
The marriage will be celebrated, at the choice of the spouses, in the commune where one of them, or one of their parents, has his or her domicile or residence established by at least one month's conti…
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The marriage will be celebrated, at the choice of the spouses, in the commune where one of them, or one of their parents, has his or her domicile or residence established by at least one month's conti…
…es, or at most four, relatives or not of the parties, shall read to the future spouses the articles 212 and 213, the first paragraph of Articles 214 and 215, and of Article 371-1 du présent code. Howe…
Each of the future spouses shall provide the civil registrar who is to celebrate the marriage with an extract from his or her birth record, indicating filiation, which must not be more than three mont…
…n the declaration of a relative of the deceased or on that of a person possessing the most accurate and complete information on his or her civil status as is possible.To ensure the accuracy of the inf…
The authentic act of the consent of the father and mother or grandparents or, in their absence, that of the family council, shall contain the forenames, surnames, occupations and domicile of the futur…
The captains of naval vessels are required to complete all the formalities to which the captains of merchant ships are subject on entry.
Goods carried by aircraft must be recorded on a manifest signed by the captain of the aircraft; this document must be drawn up under the same conditions as those laid down for ships by article 68 abov…
On entering the port, the captain must present the logbook to the customs officers for approval.
Except in duly justified cases of force majeure, ships may only dock in ports where there is a customs office.
The parties and their defenders, even if they are foreigners, may, with the judge's permission, ask questions; these must be formulated or translated into French; the same applies to the answers given…
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