French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter I: General provisions
Article L211-7
Chapter V of Title III of Book I is applicable to related rights.
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Chapter V of Title III of Book I is applicable to related rights.
In addition to any person demonstrating an interest in taking action, the minister responsible for culture may refer the matter to the judicial authorities, particularly if there is no known successor…
For the application of articles L. 232-1, L. 232-2, L. 232-3 and L. 232-4, a close link with the territory of a Member State is deemed to be established in particular: 1° If the contract has been conc…
European Union citizens are not required to hold a residence permit. However, if they so request, they will be issued with one.
The conditions for the application of this chapter shall be laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
The provisions of articles L. 142-1 and articles
European Union citizens wishing to establish habitual residence in France must register with the mayor of their commune of residence within three months of their arrival. Those who have not complied w…
A foreign national does not satisfy the conditions for entry into French territory when he is in the following situations:1° His presence in France would constitute a threat to public order ;2° He or…
The resident card of a foreign national who has left French territory and resided abroad for a period of more than three consecutive years lapses, as does the resident card bearing the words "long-ter…
To enter France, all foreign nationals must be in possession of: 1° Unless exempted from this obligation, the visas required by international conventions and by Article 6(1)(a) and (b) of Regulation (…
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