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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 3: Obligations of establishments mentioned in b of 2° of article R. 1245-31

Article R1245-35

I. - Unless the single European code has already been allocated to tissues or cells from a Member State of the European Union, the single European code is allocated at the latest before the tissues or…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 3: Obligations of establishments mentioned in b of 2° of article R. 1245-31

Article R1245-36

Unless the donation identification sequence has already been allocated to tissues or cells from a Member State of the European Union, the donation identification sequence is allocated by the establish…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Paragraph 3: Division into paternal and maternal branches.

Article 746

Kinship is divided into two branches, depending on whether it proceeds from the father or the mother.

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French Civil CodeIn force
Paragraph 3: Division into paternal and maternal branches.

Article 749

When the estate devolves to collaterals other than brothers and sisters or their descendants, it is divided equally between those of the paternal branch and those of the maternal branch.

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French Civil CodeIn force
Paragraph 3: Division into paternal and maternal branches.

Article 748

In each branch succeeds, to the exclusion of all others, the ascendant who is in the nearest degree. Ascendants in the same degree succeed by head. In the absence of an ascendant in one branch, ascend…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Paragraph 3: Division into paternal and maternal branches.

Article 747

When the estate devolves to ascendants, it is divided equally between those of the paternal branch and those of the maternal branch.

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French Civil CodeIn force
Paragraph 3: Division into paternal and maternal branches.

Article 750

In each branch succeeds, to the exclusion of all others, the collateral who is in the nearest degree. Collaterals in the same degree succeed by head. In the absence of a collateral in one branch, coll…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
H: Simultaneous sales of movable and immovable property

Article 735

Where a deed transferring ownership or usufruct includes movables and immovables, registration duty is levied on the entire price at the rate regulated for immovables, unless a specific price is stipu…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
C: Transfers of building lease rights and similar agreements

Article 725

Any transfer of a right to a lease or of the benefit of a promise to lease relating to all or part of an immovable property, regardless of the form given to it by the parties, whether it is described…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Subsection 7: Investment aid fund for departmental and territorial fire and rescue services

Article D1424-32-7

The grant application is sent by the chairman of the board of directors of the fire and rescue service or by the mayor of Marseille, to the departmental prefect. It is accompanied by:1° An explanatory…

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