Article L513-5
The application for asylum of a person who would have access to protection in a part of the territory of his or her country of origin may be rejected if he or she has no reason to fear persecution or…
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The application for asylum of a person who would have access to protection in a part of the territory of his or her country of origin may be rejected if he or she has no reason to fear persecution or…
The fear of persecution taken into account in the recognition of refugee status and the real risk of suffering serious harm that may give rise to the benefit of subsidiary protection may be assessed o…
The judicial authority shall communicate to the Director General of the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons, to the Director General of the French Office for Immigration…
The authorities likely to offer protection may be the authorities of the State or of parties or organisations, including international organisations, which control the State or a significant part of i…
…e Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons under the conditions laid down in Chapter I of Title III or by the Cour nationale du droit d'asile under the conditions laid down in Chapter II of the sa…
Local semi-public companies may intervene on behalf of persons who do not participate in their capital. For operations other than the provision of services, this intervention is subject to the conditi…
In the event that the company goes into compulsory liquidation, concessions awarded on the basis of article
When a local semi-public company whose purpose is the construction or management of social housing is faced with difficulties due to a serious and lasting imbalance in the property programmes referred…
When a local semi-public company is bound to a local authority, a group of local authorities or another public person by a development concession referred to in article
…this article include the creation of social housing through the construction of new buildings, refurbishment or major repairs carried out on buildings owned or acquired by them.The deliberative assemb…
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