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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 17: Accommodation.

Article R4534-151

The Labour Inspector may grant exemptions where the application of the measures provided for in this section is made difficult by the operating conditions of the site.

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French General Tax CodeIn force
Aa: Correction applied to allowances when the departmental share of property tax on built-up properties is transferred to the communes

Article 1518 quater

I.-For each commune, for the establishment of the tax base for property tax on built-up properties, the rate of rental value allowances mentioned in articles 1518 A and 1518 A quater is equal to the r…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 8: Provisions applicable to the protection of ionising radiation sources against malicious acts

Article R1333-151

The person responsible for the nuclear activity shall inform the person concerned in writing of the request for an opinion made to the administrative authority and shall inform him that, in this conte…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Jumping sessions

Article A322-151

All the jumps made are recorded in a specific logbook, held by the student, on which the instructors certify the skills acquired: 1° Apart from the accompanied progression in the chute, the students f…

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French Tourism CodeIn force
Single chapter.

Article D151-1

The rules relating to the classification of hydromineral, climatic, uvale, seaside, winter sports and mountaineering or tourist resorts are set out in articles R. 4424-20 to R. 4424-30 of the general…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter III: Seizures of property

Article 706-151

The seizure of a property under criminal law is enforceable against third parties from the date of publication of the decision ordering the seizure in the mortgage office or, for the departments of Ba…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 1: General provisions.

Article R5121-151

Pharmacovigilance includes: 1° The reporting of adverse reactions suspected to be due to a medicinal product or a product mentioned in article R. 5121-150, including cases of overdose, misuse, abuse a…

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Chapter I: Procedure

Article R151-1

If the bailiff responsible for enforcing an enforceable title encounters a difficulty that hinders the course of his operations, he shall draw up a report and may, on his own initiative, refer the mat…

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Chapter I: Procedure

Article R151-2

The matter is referred to the court by a request from the bailiff to the court registry, accompanied by a presentation of the deed and a statement of the difficulty that has hindered the enforcement o…

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Chapter I: Procedure

Article R151-3

The bailiff informs the interested parties of the difficulty encountered and the place, date and time of the hearing at which the difficulty will be examined. This information is given either by verba…

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