Article 1240
Any act whatsoever by man which causes damage to another person obliges the person through whose fault it occurred to make reparation for it.
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Any act whatsoever by man which causes damage to another person obliges the person through whose fault it occurred to make reparation for it.
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…ns du présent article, lorsqu'ils ne figurent pas dans les recettes provenant de l'exercice d'une profession industrielle, commerciale, artisanale ou agricole, ou d'une exploitation minière, les intér…
1. For the application of Article 120, the incorporation of reserves by a foreign company into its share capital does not constitute a chargeable event for income tax. The provisions set out in 1 of A…
…th regard to funding securities issued by foreign States, the taxable event is deferred to the time of the first negotiation of these securities. In this case, the taxable income is determined by the…
1. Subject to 2, the income is determined by the gross value in euros of the products collected according to the exchange rate on the day of the payments, without any deduction other than that of the…
…e preparatory operations for the ballot, the voting operations, the vote count and the announcement of the results are carried out under the conditions laid down in Chapter VI of Title I of Book I of…
…acquires or rents the assets necessary for its operation.An equipment plan is drawn up by the board of directors based on the risk coverage objectives set by the departmental scheme mentioned in artic…
The opinion of the competent State authority is deemed to have been given at the end of a period of one month from the date of referral to that authority.
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