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Showing 7511–7520 of 61143 articles for “Art. s. L. 214-1 & L. 214-1-1”
Continuing professional training is compulsory for practising commercial court clerks.A decree in the Council of State determines the nature and duration of the activities that may be validated under…
…r to which they may be subject in the course of or in connection with the performance of their duties. The State must compensate the resulting direct damage. A decree in the Council of State specifies…
Elections for commercial court judges are held by a two-round majority multi-member ballot. Candidates who obtain a number of votes at least equal to a majority of the votes cast and a quarter of the…
Commercial chambers of the judicial court are established in the departments of Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin and Moselle..
Commercial court clerks may practise their profession on an individual basis, as an employee of a natural or legal person holding a commercial court clerk's office, in the form of professional non-tra…
Mixed commercial courts are set up in the overseas departments and regions.
The Prefect exercises police powers within the national interest market. Within the reference perimeter, he ensures that the laws and regulations affecting the market are applied and, to this end, rep…
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…any demonstration of a political nature incompatible with the reserve imposed on them by their duties. Any concerted action likely to stop or hinder the functioning of the courts is also prohibited.
Applications for authorisation are examined by local government departments.
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