Article R713-3
…members of chambers of commerce and industry is punishable by the fine laid down in article 131-13, 5° of the French Criminal Code for fifth-class offences.
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…members of chambers of commerce and industry is punishable by the fine laid down in article 131-13, 5° of the French Criminal Code for fifth-class offences.
The receipt or closure of a guardianship account, by separate deed (number 34 in table 5) gives rise, provided that the deed does not contain an agreement entitling the parties to proportional fees, t…
The procedure for validating prior learning in order to obtain professional certification is set out in articles R. 335-5 to R. 335-11 and R. 613-33 to R. 613-37 of the Education Code.
For authorisation under the conditions set out in I of Article L. 513-5, the association submits a file to the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution, the composition of which is set by orde…
In the case of registration in the file provided for in 5° of article 706-25-4, informing the person and handing over the document provided for in article R. 50-38 are made by the examining magistrate…
When the report is drawn up by the statutory auditor, the legal representative of the legal entity shall notify the statutory auditor of the agreements referred to in article L. 612-5 within one month…
Any establishment or organisation wishing to modify a substantial element of the protocol authorised under article L. 2151-5 must submit a new application for authorisation. This application is examin…
The time limit given to the expert by the Prefect of the département or, in Paris, the Prefect of the Police to produce the expert report provided for in article L. 3213-5-1 may not exceed ten days fr…
The provisions of articles L. 213-5 and L. 213-6 of this Code and of articles L. 228-1, L. 228-5, L. 228-43 to L. 228-89, L. 242-10, L. 245-9 to L. 245-12 (1°) and L. 245-13 to L. 245-17 of the French…
…ss;4° A room for receiving visits: consular authorities, families, doctors, members of associations;5° The room referred to in article L. 744-5, reserved for lawyers;6° An emergency pharmacy.Administr…
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