Article R131-7
The grand panel of the Cour nationale du droit d'asile comprises the bench hearing the appeal, supplemented by the vice-president or most senior vice-president or a section or chamber president, two a…
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The grand panel of the Cour nationale du droit d'asile comprises the bench hearing the appeal, supplemented by the vice-president or most senior vice-president or a section or chamber president, two a…
Article R. 413-6 does not apply when the foreign national resides in France under the following residence permits: 1° The temporary residence permit bearing the wording "temporary worker" provided for…
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The authority competent to order the administrative detention of a foreign national pursuant to article L. 751-9 is the département prefect and, in Paris, the police prefect.
As from 1 January 2000, a fraction of the annual tax on office premises, commercial premises and storage premises, governed by article 231 ter of the General Tax Code, is allocated to the Ile-de-Franc…
The minimum monthly remuneration is equal to the product of the amount of the minimum growth wage as set in application of articles L. 3231-2 to L. 3231-12 and L. 3423-1 to L. 3423-4, multiplied by th…
For the application of the provisions of this Title, decrees in the Council of State, issued after consultation with the employers' and employees' professional organisations concerned, shall determine…
When they meet the conditions determined by decree of the Conseil d'Etat, people who are unable to take up employment immediately, in particular due to occasional or reduced activity or training, may…
The National Council meets at the request of the Minister responsible for local authorities.Additional meetings may be held, at the request of the Chairman or the majority of the members of the Nation…
When cash in an amount equal to or greater than €10,000 or 1,193,300 CFP francs is part of a consignment coming from or going to a foreign country, without the intervention of a bearer, customs office…
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