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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 4: Optimisation of medical exposure to ionising radiation

Article R1333-59

Information on the protection of pregnant or breast-feeding women is provided to them prior to any exposure, in particular by means of posters in reception areas and the waiting room.

AI translation · Updated 5 Nov 2023Open Article
French Commercial codeIn force
Section 3: Appointment of a provisional administrator.

Article R811-59

The provisional administrator appointed under the conditions provided for in the preceding article is entitled to remuneration set by the president of the judicial court that appointed him. This decis…

AI translation · Updated 4 Nov 2023Open Article
French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 10: Temporary non-medical accommodation for pregnant women

Article R6111-59

Persons accommodated under this section may share their room with one or more accompanying persons, subject to the accommodation facility's capacity.

AI translation · Updated 1 Nov 2023Open Article
French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Section 5: Request for rectification or deletion

Article R50-59

If the request is granted, the public prosecutor may, within ten days, contest the decision before the president of the investigating chamber. This challenge suspends the execution of the decision.

AI translation · Updated 6 Nov 2023Open Article
French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Common rules

Article R4312-59

Nurses may work in a salaried or self-employed capacity. They may also work in a dual capacity.

AI translation · Updated 2 Nov 2023Open Article
French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Scope of negotiations with other commissions

Article L2315-45

A company agreement concluded under the conditions provided for in the first paragraph of Article L. 2232-12 may provide for the creation of additional committees to examine particular problems.Where…

AI translation · Updated 7 Nov 2023Open Article
French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Section 4: Miscellaneous and transitional provisions

Article L1424-45

After their transfer to the departmental or territorial fire and rescue service, the personnel and equipment resources, which were the responsibility of a commune or a public establishment for inter-c…

AI translation · Updated 8 Nov 2023Open Article
French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Subsection 5: Miscellaneous and transitional provisions

Article L2223-45

A decree sets out the conditions under which a national thanatopractor's diploma is issued and is required of thanatopractors in order to benefit from the authorisation provided for in article L. 2223…

AI translation · Updated 8 Nov 2023Open Article
French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 3: Biomedical and public health research committee

Article R6142-45

The Committee draws up an annual report. This report is examined at a meeting attended by the following persons or their representative: 1° The general manager(s) of the university hospital centre(s)…

AI translation · Updated 31 Oct 2023Open Article
French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Section 5: Special provisions for the seizure of standing crops

Article R221-59

The crops are placed under the responsibility of the debtor as custodian. However, at the request of the distraining creditor, the execution judge may appoint a manager to the farm, with the debtor be…

AI translation · Updated 8 Nov 2023Open Article
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