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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Section 2: Procedure

Article R521-6

A foreign national holding a valid residence permit issued by the French authorities who applies for asylum under article L. 521-1 must submit proof of address and the photographs required to issue th…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 1: The application for a business licence.

Article R752-6

I.-The application shall be accompanied by a file containing the information listed below and, in an appendix, the impact analysis defined in III of Article L. 752-6.1° Information relating to the pro…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section II: Service of documents in ordinary form.

Article 665-1

When effected at the registry's behest, notification to the defendant of a document instituting proceedings shall include, in a very conspicuous manner: 1° Its date; 2° An indication of the court befo…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section II: Service of documents in ordinary form.

Article 670-1

If a letter of notification is returned to the court registry and the notice of receipt has not been signed under the conditions provided for in Article 670, the court registrar shall invite the party…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section II: Service of documents in ordinary form.

Article 670-2

If the document is intended for a person residing in French Polynesia, the Wallis and Futuna Islands, New Caledonia and the French Southern and Antarctic Territories, and unless notification could be…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Employee inventions

Article R611-6

Within a period of two months, the employer shall give its agreement to the classification of the invention resulting from the employee's declaration or, in the event that the classification is not in…

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Chapter VI: PROVISIONS APPLICABLE IN NEW CALEDONIA

Article D366-6

Articles D. 312-3 to D. 312-5-3 and D. 312-8-1 are applicable in New Caledonia in the wording resulting from Decree no. 2022-963 of 29 June 2022.

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Chapter V: PROVISIONS APPLICABLE IN FRENCH POLYNESIA

Article D365-6

Articles D. 312-3 to D. 312-5-3 and D. 312-8-1 are applicable in French Polynesia in the wording resulting from Decree No. 2022-963 of 29 June 2022.

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French Commercial codeIn force
Section 5: Obligations.

Article R228-61

Any decision by the general meeting of bondholders relating to the appointment or replacement of representatives of the bondholders' group shall be notified by the latter to the debtor company and bro…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Section 5: Obligations.

Article R228-64

Any interested party has the right to obtain, at the registered office of the debtor company, the names and addresses of the representatives of the estate.

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