Article 21-13
French nationality may be claimed by declaration made in accordance with articles 26 et seq, persons who have enjoyed, in a constant manner, possession of the status of French national, during the ten…
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French nationality may be claimed by declaration made in accordance with articles 26 et seq, persons who have enjoyed, in a constant manner, possession of the status of French national, during the ten…
French nationality may be claimed at the age of majority, by declaration made to the administrative authority pursuant to articles 26 to 26-5, persons who have been habitually resident on French terri…
People aged at least sixty-five who have been lawfully and habitually resident in France for at least twenty-five years and who are the direct ascendants of a French national may claim French national…
The decisions of the President of the Investigating Chamber or the President of the Penal Enforcement Chamber shall state the reasons on which they are based.
The President of the Investigating Chamber or the President of the Sentence Enforcement Chamber may also be referred to directly by the prisoner or his lawyer, in accordance with the same procedures,…
Without prejudice to the provisions of the second paragraph of III of the article 803-8 providing for a suspensive appeal by the public prosecutor, an appeal lodged by a sentenced person against a tra…
The decisions provided for in sections 2 to 5 of this chapter may, within ten days of their notification, be appealed to the President of the Investigating Chamber or the President of the Penal Enforc…
Where IV of Article L. 681-2 has been applied, the court and the over-indebtedness commission shall provide each other with any information they deem useful for the performance of their duties, and in…
I.-The application to open a business as referred to in Article L. 681-1 shall be submitted in accordance with the provisions of Titles II to IV of this Book, subject to the following provisions: 1° T…
A creditor who is not a party to a judgment mentioned in article R. 681-5 may contest the separation of the assets of the sole trader by declaration to the court registry within a period of ten days f…
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