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Showing 3851–3860 of 33744 articles for “Art. III”
The Territorial Council may include a credit for unforeseen expenditure in both the investment and operating sections of the budget. For each of the two sections of the budget, this credit may not exc…
Expenditure that is compulsory for communes, départements and regions and any other expenditure linked to the exercise of a transferred competence are compulsory for the local authority..
For the application of 20° of Article L. 3321-1, the constitution of provisions for risks and charges and for depreciation of assets is mandatory as soon as the risk arises.The President of the Territ…
The local authority depreciates its fixed assets, including those made available or assigned:1° Intangible;2° Tangible, with the exception of road networks and installations for which depreciation is…
Articles D. 2321-8 to D. 2321-16 shall apply to the collectivity of Saint-Martin.
For the application of 8° of article L. 3332-2, the local authority may neutralise the depreciation charge for equipment subsidies paid and for administrative and school buildings, less the amount of…
…ements taken with regard to the reference level set in Article R. 1333-28. The order referred to in III of article R. 1333-34 specifies how this information is to be disseminated by posting.III - In t…
…eration or of the joint association responsible for organising mobility within the meaning of Title III of Book II of Part One of the Transport Code, where it is authorised to do so by its articles of…
The domicile of any French person, as regards the exercise of his civil rights, is at the place where he has his principal establishment. The place of exercise of the civil rights of a person with no…
Proof of intention will result from an express declaration, made both to the municipality of the place you are leaving, and to that of the place where you have transferred your domicile.
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