Article L160-10
…2 of paragraph 3 of sub-section 2 of Section 2 of Chapter IV of Title I of Book II of the Monetary and Financial Code, under the conditions set out in this section and in I of Article L. 214-35 of th…
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…2 of paragraph 3 of sub-section 2 of Section 2 of Chapter IV of Title I of Book II of the Monetary and Financial Code, under the conditions set out in this section and in I of Article L. 214-35 of th…
…xception to the first paragraph, the rate of stamp duty for passports issued to minors aged fifteen and over is set at €45. For a minor under the age of fifteen, this rate is set at €20.If the applica…
…passport visa, the validity of which may not exceed one year, if the visa is valid for the outward and return journey, and €6 if it is valid only for the outward journey. However, the visa is issued…
Passports, national identity cards and passport visas to be issued to persons who are genuinely indigent and recognised as being unable to pay for them, are issued free of charge..
Unless otherwise provided, the rules relating to the control and litigation of registration duties apply to the tax on real estate wealth.
By derogation from Article 991 are exempt from the special tax: 1° Group insurance and collective operations underwritten by a company or group of companies for the benefit of their employees or by a…
…irement, provident or supplementary pension institutions referred to in articles L. 922-1, L. 931-1 and L. 941-1 of the Social Security Code and to Article L. 727-2 of the Code rural et de la pêche ma…
The time limit provided for in the first paragraph of Article 552 applies when the party summoned resides in the territorial collectivity. The time limit is increased by one month if the party summone…
…delay. The custodian shall not be liable if it proves that the loss resulted from an external event and that all the conditions of Article 101 of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) No 231/2013 of 19…
…e authorisation for complex oncology surgery with B mention mentioned in II of Article R. 6123-87-1 and the holder of the authorisation for surgery on children and adolescents under the age of eightee…
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