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Showing 2651–2660 of 66753 articles for “Art. s. L. 221-1 & L. 221-2”
…rofessions mentioned in this part are exposed to the professional sanctions provided for in article L. 4137-1 of the French Defence Code in the event of misconduct or negligence committed in the cours…
…consent of the person concerned having been obtained under the conditions set out in III of article L. 1231-1 of the Public Health Code or without the authorisation provided for in the second paragrap…
…dependently of the leave of absence from which they benefit under the conditions set out in article L. 2123-1, mayors, deputy mayors and municipal councillors are entitled to a credit of hours enablin…
Before admitting a person for psychiatric care in application of article L. 3212-1, the director of the receiving establishment checks the person's identity. When the person is admitted in application…
…mmunities in overseas France that have been designated as classified resorts are governed byarticle L. 2563-1-1 of the French General Code for Local Authorities.
…lists the non-specified substances and methods identified on the list of bans mentioned in article L. 232-9.II - The following are punishable by five years' imprisonment and a fine of €75,000:1° The…
…economic intervention pursuant to the provisions of Title I of Book V of Part One and the articles L. 2251-1 to L. 2251-5, as well as that of the deliberations approving a public service delegation a…
Refusal to undergo the checks prescribed by article L. 3354-1 is punishable by one year's imprisonment and a fine of €3,750.
Article L. 352-1, as amended byOrder no. 2000-1223 of 14 December 2000, is applicable in New Caledonia.
Article L. 352-1, as amended byOrder no. 2000-1223 of 14 December 2000, is applicable in French Polynesia.
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