Article R421-65
…reasons why this guarantee is refused in whole or in part. The French central office shall forward to the guarantee fund information relating to the identification of the perpetrator, the liability a…
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…reasons why this guarantee is refused in whole or in part. The French central office shall forward to the guarantee fund information relating to the identification of the perpetrator, the liability a…
The French Central Bureau must justify to the Guarantee Fund the payment made to the foreign National Bureau of Insurance by sending to the Guarantee Fund the receipt signed by the victim(s) or their…
Except in the cases provided for in articles R. 421-68 and R. 421-69, the French Central Bureau must also provide proof that the insurer of the liable party has withdrawn its authorisation.
…iable in the countries mentioned in the first paragraph of article L. 211-4. An agreement entered into by the State with the guarantee fund and the French central office, and approved by order of the…
…the awarding authority shall indicate in the concession notice whether the award procedure is open to economic operators from countries outside the European Union or the European Economic Area.
The administrative authority competent to propose to the judge that the hearing take place with the use of audiovisual telecommunication means, as provided for in article L. 342-7, is the departmental…
The association shall check that its members comply with the obligation to take out a professional indemnity insurance policy as referred to in article L. 512-6. It shall check in particular that this…
A person may be subject at the same time to the obligations of a socio-judicial supervision and those of a probationary suspension or conditional release..
…on of full age or a minor of at least thirteen years of age may be entered on the register in order to make known their refusal to have organs removed from their body after their death, either for the…
Any person required to know, in any capacity whatsoever, information and personal data transmitted pursuant to this section is bound by professional secrecy under the penalties provided for inarticle…
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