Article R321-34
…ing from the exemption provided for in Article L. 321-12, the technical provisions defined in Title IV of Book III, which each of these undertakings must establish for the corresponding co-insurance o…
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…ing from the exemption provided for in Article L. 321-12, the technical provisions defined in Title IV of Book III, which each of these undertakings must establish for the corresponding co-insurance o…
Chapter I of Title IV of Book II is applicable in New Caledonia and French Polynesia subject to the following adaptations:1° In articles R. 1241-4 and R. 1241-10, the words "before the president of th…
For the application of the provisions of Books III and IV, insofar as they relate to protective measures in respect of immovable property, a creditor in possession of a certificate of registration iss…
…conditions for registration on the Roll of the Association of all pharmacists referred to in Title IV of Book I of Part V, other than the pharmacists referred to in article L. 5143-2 , and the proced…
…al Regulations of the Autorité des marchés financiers.II. - When a feeder AIF within the meaning of IV of Article L. 214-24, established in a Member State of the European Union and managed by a portfo…
…built properties;b) The provisions of III of Article 1609 nonies C, of Article 1635 quater A and of IV of Article 1636 B septies do not apply to the Greater Paris metropolitan area.II. - For the appli…
…detain, pending the necessary checks, goods suspected of not complying with the provisions of Book IV and the texts adopted for its application, when their continued presence on the market is likely…
…L. 311-15 and L. 311-16 of the Code de l'organisation judiciaire are set out in Chapter 2 of Title IV of Book I (regulatory part) of the Code de la sécurité sociale.
…organs for scientific purposes are governed by the provisions of Section 2 of Chapter III of Title IV of this Book. These activities include the creation and use of collections of human biological sa…
…ures laid down in this section and, where they and the purchasers who conclude them come under Book IV, in compliance with these provisions.
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