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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Title II: Management of copyright and related rights by an organisation

Article R325-6

If an approved organisation ceases to meet one of the conditions set out in Article R. 326-1, the Minister responsible for culture shall give it written notice to comply with the conditions of approva…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter II: Individual over-indebtedness commissions

Article R712-6

For the application of the provisions of 3° of article R. 712-2, the Prefect appoints by decree, for a renewable period of two years, a person with experience in the field of social and family economi…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
CHAPTER II: Provisions specific to the City of Paris

Article L2512-6

The Paris City Council and the arrondissement councils are convened at the request of the Prefect of Police to deliberate on matters falling within the latter's remit.

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
TITLE II: REAL ESTATE SUBJECT TO AN EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF USE

Article L2421-6

After the posting provided for in the last paragraph of article L. 2421-4, the town council, unless it decides to apply the provisions of article L. 2421-9, sends a formal notice to the holders of the…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
CHAPTER III: Asset management

Article L3213-6

Subject to the provisions of article L. 3211-2, the departmental council decides on the acceptance of gifts and legacies made to the department.

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Chapter II: Life insurance and capitalisation operations

Article A132-6

Where the unit of account is a unit or share in an undertaking for collective investment, its main characteristics are as follows:1° Brief description: the name of the undertaking, its legal form and…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section II: State-guaranteed transactions.

Article A431-6

The reinsurance of risks relating to acts of terrorism and terrorist attacks referred to in Article L. 431-10 are recorded in the accounts of the Caisse Centrale de Réassurance in a separate account.…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 1: Access to documents and supporting documents.

Article L6362-6

The organisations responsible for carrying out all or part of the actions referred to in article L. 6313-1 shall submit all documents and records establishing the objectives and implementation of thes…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 1: Definitions and scope of application

Article L6211-6

A medical biology examination relating to the genetic characteristics of a person or their identification by genetic fingerprinting is subject to the provisions of this Book and those of Chapter I of…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter VI: Mergers, demergers and partial contributions of assets

Article R236-6

The report of the Board of Directors or the Management Board provided for in I of Article L. 236-9 explains and justifies the project in detail, from a legal and economic point of view, in particular…

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