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Showing 4211–4220 of 55286 articles for “Art. s. 389 et 389-1”
Notwithstanding the provisions of article 142-5, house arrest enforced under mobile electronic surveillance may be ordered when the person is under investigation for violence or threats, punishable by…
When the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution is informed by the supervisory authority of a host Member State where an insurance or reinsurance undertaking with its head office in France o…
In order to assess whether the damage suffered is of the serious nature referred to in II of Article L. 1142-1, the Chairman or a Deputy Chairman may submit the supporting documents referred to in Art…
A child is French if at least one of its parents is French.
…remain on board.2. Foodstuffs and provisions may only be brought into the customs territory after detailed declaration and payment of the duties and taxes due.
…eeding what is necessary on board ships bound for foreign countries are not subject to customs duties.2. If the quantities to be taken on board appear to be too great, in relation to the number of cre…
Petroleum products and coal intended for bunkering ships, excluding pleasure craft and sports vessels, sailing at sea or on waterways flowing into the sea as far as the last customs office located ups…
…rt of departure will be mentioned on the embarkation permit, except, in the event of difficulty in determining quantities, in accordance with the provisions of the previous article.
On the return of a French ship to a port in the customs territory, the captain shall present the embarkation permit he took on departure; any food or provisions remaining shall be unloaded, after decl…
In accordance with article 414-1, you must be of sound mind to validly consent to a contract.
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