Article L224-30
…use of each of these services to be monitored and controlled. This function makes it possible to inform the consumer of the levels of consumption achieved, in particular by indicating the volume or d…
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…use of each of these services to be monitored and controlled. This function makes it possible to inform the consumer of the levels of consumption achieved, in particular by indicating the volume or d…
Providers of publicly available internet access services or interpersonal communications services shall make available to the consumer a free, easily identifiable and accessible facility to prevent an…
…s, issued after consulting the National Consumer Affairs Council, sets out the list of additional information relating to the level of consumption that suppliers may be required to provide. This order…
Where payment of the price is made in whole or in part by means of credit granted to the consumer by the trader or through a third party, the exercise by the consumer of his right of withdrawal from t…
…ce subject to acceptance by the consumer of a term requiring compliance with a minimum period of performance of the contract of more than twenty-four months from the date of conclusion of the contract…
In each commune, the mayor, with a view to drawing up the preparatory list for the annual list, publicly draws by lot from the electoral roll a number of names three times the number set by the prefec…
When the Assize Court rules at first instance, the accused may not challenge more than four jurors and the public prosecutor may not challenge more than three. On appeal, the accused may not challenge…
Notwithstanding the last paragraph of Article 260, the first two paragraphs of Article 261-1 and the first paragraph of Article 263, the timetable for the operations required to draw up the annual lis…
The court clerk shall draw up minutes of the proceedings for the formation of the judging panel.
At least fifteen days before the opening of the session, the clerk of the assize court convenes each of the full and alternate jurors by post. This notice specifies the date and time of the opening of…
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