Article 688
Easements are either continuous or discontinuous. Continuous servitudes are those whose use is or can be continuous without needing the actual act of man: such are water pipes, sewers, views and the l…
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Easements are either continuous or discontinuous. Continuous servitudes are those whose use is or can be continuous without needing the actual act of man: such are water pipes, sewers, views and the l…
Owners are permitted to establish on their properties, or in favour of their properties, such easements as they see fit, provided nevertheless that the services established are imposed neither on the…
Easements are established either for the use of buildings, or for the use of land.Those of the first kind are called "urban", whether the buildings to which they are due are situated in the town or in…
…e precautions to be taken for their consumption or use, their dangerousness and the risks that they may incur.
…the finished product are required pursuant to the Commission implementing decision of 25 November 2013 on guidelines for the application of Annex I to Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 of the European Parl…
When the administrative authority requires the foreign national to surrender his or her passport or any identity or travel document in his or her possession, pursuant to article L. 721-8, it shall in…
The administrative authority competent to designate, pursuant to article L. 721-6, a foreign national's place of residence is the département prefect and, in Paris, the police prefect.
The administrative authority competent to require a foreign national to comply with the presentation requirements laid down in article L. 721-7 is the département prefect and, in Paris, the police pre…
…foreign national shall make the prescribed introductions and shall determine their frequency, which may not exceed three introductions per week.
…an the revenues mentioned in article L. 1611-7-1, local authorities and their public establishments may entrust a public or private body with the collection of revenue relating to:1° On-street vehicle…
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