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Showing 1831–1840 of 66692 articles for “Art. 727-1 and 728”
…tor indicating the final cost of the cinematographic or audiovisual work, the means of financing it and showing precisely the eligible expenses incurred in France;2° A list of the names of the creativ…
…ch Heritage Code are deposited are set out in articles R. 131-1 to R. 131-7, R. 132-24 to R. 132-32 and R. 133-1 of the French Heritage Code.
The members of the Commission for the Protection of Access to Works are subject to an obligation of reserve, under which they must refrain from publicly taking a position that could undermine the sere…
…int-Barthélemy, Saint-Martin, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, New Caledonia, French Polynesia, the Wallis and Futuna Islands and the French Southern and Antarctic Territories, in the audiovisual and film pr…
…o seek ongoing exploitation laid down in article L. 132-27 of the French Intellectual Property Code and who is not a co-producer of the work or works concerned to: 1° Acquire, directly or indirectly,…
The general conditions for granting financial aid are set by deliberation of the Board of Directors of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée in a consolidated document known as the "gener…
The rules relating to sociétés de financement de l'industrie cinématographique et audiovisuelle (Sofica) are set out in Articles 46 quindecies A to 46 quindecies F of Annex III to the General Tax Code…
At the end of the meeting, the Chairman of the Regulatory Control Committee invites the defendant and, if applicable, his counsel to speak again before the Committee deliberates on the case.
…R. 211-22, R. 211-23 and R. 211-24 is punishable by a 3rd class fine.
…e procedures established by the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée, the international standardised number (ISAN) of the cinematographic, audiovisual or multimedia work or project for which…
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