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Showing 1–10 of 14 articles for “Art. 1736”
If the lease was made without writing, one of the parties may only give notice to the other by observing the time limits set by the use of the premises.
I. - 1. A fine equal to 50% of the undeclared sums shall be imposed for failure to comply with the obligations set out in article 240 and 1 of article 242 ter and article 242 ter B. The fine is not ap…
Where the insured value of the vessel is an agreed value, the parties shall mutually refrain from making any other estimate, subject to the provisions of Articles L. 172-6 and L. 172-26.
…unt of this increase may not be less than the amount of the fine provided for in 2 of IV of Article 1736 ;b) Amounts appearing or having appeared in one or more capitalisation contracts or investments…
…with the conditions and deadlines set by decree, subject to the penalties set out in VI of article 1736.
…e under conditions and deadlines set by decree and subject to the penalties set out in V of Article 1736.A train path-kilometre corresponds to the journey reserved on a railway line at a given timetab…
…inspections, have been sentenced by the court to one of the penalties provided for in II of Article 1736,(1) in I of Article 1737, to 1 of Article 1738, to articles 1741 to 1747,1751, at 5 of V of l'a…
By derogation from articles 1736 and 1737 of the Civil Code, leases of premises subject to this chapter only cease by the effect of a notice given six months in advance or a request for renewal. In th…
…odies placed under the control of the administrative authority. 3 (Transferred to 1 of I of article 1736).
The administrations, establishments, bodies or persons referred to in the first paragraph of
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