Article 1381
…all be brought before the judicial court, subject to the jurisdiction vested in the family court by 1° of article L. 213-3 of the Code of Judicial Organisation.
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…all be brought before the judicial court, subject to the jurisdiction vested in the family court by 1° of article L. 213-3 of the Code of Judicial Organisation.
All costs and risks relating to the custody, safekeeping and movement of the deposited funds and financial securities are borne by the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations. No custodian fees are payable…
…he said constraints, the same procedure is followed as for those issued in respect of registration, and the procedure is communicated to the public prosecutors at the courts.
Amounts received by way of arrears, interest, dividends, redemption or negotiation proceeds and any other proceeds whatsoever from consigned financial securities do not entitle the Caisse des Dépôts e…
…ons who have not served as a juror or citizen assessor in the five years preceding the current year and who have not been entered on an annual jury list or an annual list of citizen assessors in the p…
In addition to the equipment mentioned in II of Article D. 6124-27-1, the cardiology intensive care unit includes at least the equipment required to carry out cardiac ultrasound examinations, includin…
…t. It excludes people who do not meet the legal aptitude conditions resulting from articles 255,256 and 257. It rules on applications submitted pursuant to Article 258. Also excluded are the persons r…
The following may not be deducted from annual leave: 1° Authorised absences ; 2° Maternity, paternity and adoption leave under articles L. 1225-17, L. 1225-35 and L. 1225-37; 3° Days of absence due to…
…y to the regional hospital grouping, by way of derogation from the provisions of articles R. 6152-6 and R. 6152-7, organises the advertising of these posts, and the corresponding profiles, within the…
…the provisions of Title III of Book II of the French Commercial Code, the conditions of liquidation and the methods of asset distribution are determined by the fund rules or the articles of associatio…
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