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Showing 521–530 of 9212 articles for “Art. 8 févr. 2024”
The time limit provided for in Article 584 is extended to two months if the applicant for judicial review resides outside the island where the court that handed down the contested decision has its sea…
The first paragraph of Article 706-103 reads as follows:"In the event of an investigation into one of the offences falling within the scope of Articles 706-73, 706-73-1 and 706-74 and in order to guar…
For the application of this code in the overseas collectivities and New Caledonia:1° References to the department are replaced by references to the collectivity;2° References to the prefect and sub-pr…
The period provided for in Article 116-1 is extended to one month when the person under investigation does not reside on the island where the examining magistrate sits.
In the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, the notice provided for in Article 399 shall be given by the public prosecutor.
The time limits for opposition provided for in Article 491 and in the first paragraph of article 492 are ten days if the accused resides on the island where the court sits and one month if he resides…
For the application of Article 527, the time limit for lodging an objection, as set out in the third paragraph of this article, is extended to two months if the defendant resides outside the island wh…
The order referred to in Article 628 and the sentence extract referred to in Article 634 are inserted in one of the newspapers in the territory, posted at the door of the residence of the person conce…
In the territory of French Polynesia, the examinations provided for in articles 706-88 and 706-88-1 may be carried out under the conditions defined in Article 813.
For the application of Article 719 in the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia, journalists are either holders of the professional identity card defined by the Labour Code, or…
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