Article L333-4
The obligation to reroute a foreign national set out in article
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The obligation to reroute a foreign national set out in article
The foreign national may refuse to be repatriated before the expiry of the period of one clear day.A foreign national who is a minor and is not accompanied by a legal representative may not be repatri…
When entry has been refused, the costs of re-routing the foreign national are the responsibility of the air, sea, rail or road transport company operating international routes in the form of regular l…
When a foreign national is refused entry into France, the air or sea transport company that carried him or her is obliged to return him or her without delay, at the request of the authorities responsi…
The decision to refuse a foreign national entry to French territory may be enforced ex officio by the administrative authority.
1. In the event of the seizure of means of transport whose release on bail or deposit has been offered by means of an official report and has not been accepted by the party, as well as in the event of…
Payment service providers may not contractually restrict the possibility for a payee to apply charges, offer a discount to the payer or otherwise direct the payer to use a particular payment instrumen…
Where the payment service provider or another party involved in the transaction applies charges for the use of a given payment instrument, it shall inform the payment service user thereof before initi…
Where the payee of a payment offers a discount to the payer for the use of a given payment instrument, the payee shall inform the payer before the payment transaction is initiated.The payee may not ch…
A decree lays down the rules governing the closing hours of public houses whose main activity is the operation of a dance floor. This decree may stipulate that the sale of alcohol is no longer authori…
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