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Showing 4951–4960 of 24328 articles for “Art. 4 oct. 1994”
A registrar may be placed in charge of a department when the size of the department does not justify entrusting these duties to an official belonging to the corps of directors of judicial registry ser…
The registrar organises the reception of the public.
Heads of registry departments are placed at the head of one or more departments. They assist the registrar in the absence of a deputy registrar.
…ity, one or more Registry employees to carry out some of the duties assigned to him in articles R. 1423-37 to R. 1423-42.
The Conseil supérieur de la prud'homie comprises, in addition to the chairman :1° Five members representing the State:a) Two representatives of the Minister of Justice ;b) Two representatives of the M…
The registrar keeps the files, directories and registers up to date. He draws up the documents, notes and minutes required by the codes. He assists the labour tribunal members at hearings. It prepares…
The registrar draws up a statement of the court's activities in accordance with the frequency and model set by the Minister of Justice. This report and any observations made by the president and vice-…
…in the assignment given to them by the registrar, the powers conferred on the latter by article R. 1423-41.
In carrying out the duties provided for in articles R. 1423-37 to R. 1423-42, the Registrar may be assisted by one or more deputies. The latter may manage several registry departments or supervise the…
For the organisations mentioned in 2° and 3° of article D. 1442-1, the State's financial aid comprises: 1° A fund intended to finance the organisation's structural costs. These costs include: a) The f…
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