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Showing 1931–1940 of 69357 articles for “Art. 4°-a and 4°-c”
…which they will be working if a contract is signed is subject to the obligation of a general health and safety coordination plan.
The general co-ordination plan incorporates, in particular, as and when they are drawn up, and by harmonising them, the specific health and safety plans and, where required, the prevention plans provi…
The guardian is appointed for the duration of the guardianship.
The tutor takes care of the minor's person and represents him in all acts of civil life, except in cases in which the law or custom authorises the minor to act himself. He represents the minor in cour…
…o choose a guardian, whether related to the minor or not, belongs only to the last surviving father and mother if he or she has retained, on the day of death, the exercise of parental authority. This…
Guardianship is a personal charge. It does not pass to the guardian's heirs.
…mily council may, in consideration of the minor's situation, the abilities of the persons concerned and the extent of the assets to be administered, appoint several tutors to jointly exercise the prot…
If there is no testamentary guardian or if the guardian appointed as such ceases to hold office, the family council appoints a guardian for the minor.
The customs administration is required to affix to the front of each office, in a conspicuous place, a notice bearing the following words: "Bureau des douanes françaises".
1. Orders issued by the Director General of Customs and Excise set the opening and closing hours of customs offices. 2. However, customs offices may not be open for less than eight hours from 1st Apri…
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