Article L214-52
The distributable sums defined in articles L. 214-69 and L. 214-81 are paid out within five months of the end of the financial year.
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The distributable sums defined in articles L. 214-69 and L. 214-81 are paid out within five months of the end of the financial year.
The training of employees called upon to exercise trade union responsibilities, in particular within economic and social bodies, and of members of a trade union organisation called upon to intervene o…
A fonds commun de placement dans l'innovation : 1° May not hold more than 35% of the capital or voting rights of any single issuer. However, due to the exercise of exchange, subscription or conversion…
For the application of article L. 2145-3, appropriations are included in the Finance Act under the heading of employment and labour. Appropriations intended to contribute to the operation of internal…
Notwithstanding the provisions of article L. 214-52, the amounts distributable in respect of the capital gains mentioned in 2° of II of article L. 214-81 must be paid before the last day of the sixth…
I. - A general-purpose investment fund may have one or more sub-funds if its articles of association or fund rules so provide. Each sub-fund shall give rise to the issue of a class of units or shares…
1. The following are allowed as deductions: 1° In the case of sociétés coopératives de consommation, bonuses arising from transactions with members and distributed to the latter in proportion to the o…
The parties must not interrupt or interpellate or seek to influence the witnesses giving evidence, or address them directly, on pain of exclusion. The judge shall, if he considers it necessary, ask th…
If the matrimonial agreements do not regulate the contribution of the spouses to the expenses of the marriage, they contribute in proportion to their respective faculties. If one of the spouses does n…
If the acts charged against the persons under investigation constitute an offence classified as a felony by law, the investigating chamber shall order the indictment before the assize court or before…
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