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Showing 1721–1730 of 55286 articles for “Art. s. 389 et 389-1”
The Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée may refer the matter to the court under the conditions set out inarticle L. 336-2 of the French Intellectual Property Code.
A cinematographic exhibition licence is requested for a work or document that has been completed.With the exception of trailers, cinematographic works of an advertising nature and works or documents s…
The work or document for which a cinematographic licence has been issued is represented in the form in which it was presented and viewed with a view to such issue.The work or document for which a cine…
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Within the framework of the management guidelines adopted by the institution, the institution's contract staff may be promoted to a higher step or grade, or promoted within a job category. Promotions…
A decision by the President of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée sets, for the categories defined in article…
…agreement or judgment that conforms to the original. This filing may be made by dematerialised means.The filing with a view to registration shall mention the serial number allocated to the cinematogr…
The decision by the Minister for Culture to issue a visa with a warning or a specific performance ban, or to refuse the visa, must state the reasons on which it is based.
…remainder being distributed on the basis of the highest average, and without a mixture of candidates.
The Minister responsible for culture issues the cinematographic exhibition permit for cinematographic or audiovisual works or documents intended for cinematographic representation, after obtaining the…
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