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Showing 621–630 of 57983 articles for “Art. L 211-9-2”
The Minister responsible for culture issues the cinematographic exhibition permit for cinematographic or audiovisual works or documents intended for cinematographic representation, after obtaining the…
The cinematographic exhibition permit is equivalent to authorisation for public performance of the works or documents throughout the territory of mainland France and the local authorities covered byar…
Members of classification committees and the classification commission, as well as agents authorised by the Minister for Culture, have free access, on presentation of a service card, to cinemas or any…
The Minister responsible for culture may, after consulting the chairman of the classification committee, authorise the non-commercial public showing of a work or document whose cinematographic release…
…inform viewers of the category of audience for which the work or document is intended and, where applicable, of any warning that he or she has drawn up.
After notification to the parties involved of the decision rejecting the challenge, the garnishee pays the creditor on presentation of this decision.
…e makes payment on presentation of a certificate issued by the court registry or drawn up by the bailiff who carried out the seizure, stating that no dispute has been lodged within one month of notifi…
…d by the garnishee retains his rights against the debtor. However, if such non-payment is attributable to the negligence of the creditor, the latter loses his rights to the extent of the sums owed by…
…orcement judge gives effect to the seizure for the uncontested portion of the debt. His decision shall be enforceable immediately. The provisions of the second paragraph of article…
…on who has received the payment gives a receipt to the garnishee and informs the debtor. Within the limit of the sums paid, this payment extinguishes the debtor's obligation and that of the garnishee.
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