Article R141-15
The request for conciliation is sent to the chairman of the conciliators' conference by registered letter, fax or e-mail, return receipt requested. It must be made within fifteen days of notification…
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The request for conciliation is sent to the chairman of the conciliators' conference by registered letter, fax or e-mail, return receipt requested. It must be made within fifteen days of notification…
Anyone handing over a cheque for payment must prove their identity by means of an official document bearing their photograph.
…t, except where a payment instrument already given to the payment service user needs to be replaced.II. - The payment service provider shall put in place, free of charge, the appropriate means enablin…
In the event of amicable liquidation, compulsory liquidation or receivership by sale of the debtor company, the equity loans are repaid only after all other preferential or unsecured creditors have be…
An order of the Minister for the Economy specifies the information to be provided to a natural person not acting for business purposes if his payment service provider is located in Saint-Pierre-et-Miq…
The Management Section of the Employers' College includes employers and similar persons, including managers who have a particular delegation of authority, as defined in article L. 1441-12, who only em…
In compliance with the ethical rules applicable to them as well as articles L. 1110-4, L. 1470-5 and L. 1111-2, each healthcare professional, regardless of how or where they practice, must enter into…
Existing buildings and installations intended for a use other than housing and which are not subject to authorisation or declaration under…
The supplier of sealed radioactive sources is required to recover, at the holder's request, any source that it has distributed.Before any source is distributed, the supplier must provide a financial g…
State services and local authorities, their public establishments, public and private health establishments, the armed forces health service, social and medico-social establishments and services, emer…
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