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Showing 151–160 of 56698 articles for “Art. L 134-2”
The declaration is submitted, or the application for registration, renewal of registration, authorisation or renewal of authorisation is submitted, by the person responsible for the nuclear activity,…
…the creditor, defer or stagger, up to a maximum of two years, the payment of the sums due.By special reasoned decision, he may order that the sums corresponding to the deferred instalments shall bear…
When an obligation to pay a sum of money bears interest, the debtor is discharged by paying the principal and interest. Partial payment is set off against the interest first.Interest is granted by law…
Payment in France of an obligation to pay a sum of money is made in euros. However, payment may be made in another currency if the obligation thus denominated arises from an international transaction…
Failing any other designation by law, the contract or the judge, the place of payment of the obligation to pay a sum of money is the creditor's domicile.
Any person may, at any time, obtain a certified copy of the company's Articles of Association in force on the date of the request from the company's registered office. Attached to this copy is a docum…
Delegations of claims (numbers 119 to 121 of table 5) give rise to the collection of:1° In the case of perfect delegations, a fee proportional to the total sum delegated:a) Where it takes place by sep…
If there are several compensable debts, the rules for charging payments are transposable.
The grace period does not preclude compensation.
A debtor who has taken unreserved note of the assignment of the claim may not set up against the assignee the set-off that he could have set up against the assignor.
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