Article L133-29
Electronic money units are reimbursed by the issuing institution to the electronic money holder who requests it.
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Electronic money units are reimbursed by the issuing institution to the electronic money holder who requests it.
Where a Payment Service User denies having authorised a payment transaction which has been executed, or claims that the payment transaction has not been executed correctly, the onus shall be on his Pa…
…g to the missing coupons that matured after the presentation date is deducted from the repaid capital.
UCITS are undertakings for collective investment authorised in accordance with Directive 2009/65/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009.
The rules relating to building savings are set out in the…
…the age of sixteen, the authorisation of their legal representative is only required for withdrawals. If they are aged between sixteen and eighteen, they may carry out these transactions themselves u…
A decree in the Conseil d'Etat shall determine the operating procedures for the Livret Jeune, and in particular the conditions for opening it, paying interest on it, closing it, in particular when the…
The same person can only hold one youth passbook.
…signment or pledge is jointly and severally liable for payment of the assigned or pledged receivables.
The transfer form is signed by the transferor. The signature is affixed either by hand or by any non-handwritten method. The slip may be made out to order. The date is affixed by the transferee.
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