Article R3262-15
In the absence of a legitimate reason justifying a delay in presentation and when meal vouchers are presented after the evaluation mentioned in the second paragraph, their amount may not be reimbursed…
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In the absence of a legitimate reason justifying a delay in presentation and when meal vouchers are presented after the evaluation mentioned in the second paragraph, their amount may not be reimbursed…
The provisions of articles R. 49, R. 52, the first paragraph of Articles R. 54 and R. 59, Article R. 62, of the first paragraph of Article R. 63, and Article R. 68 of the Electoral Code apply to the e…
If one of the parties does not appear or is not represented before the conciliation commission, the chairman, after noting the party's absence, sets a new meeting date during the meeting, in accordanc…
For employees in the agricultural professions for whom the employer provides food and accommodation or one of these benefits in kind, in the absence of a collective labour agreement, the daily food al…
On the basis of the referral agreement provided for in…
Sums allocated by way of profit-sharing to sole traders, members of partnerships who have not opted to be subject to corporation tax and to collaborating spouses and partners who are allocated to the…
The annual fees provided for in Article L. 612-19 for the patent application resulting from the conversion of a European patent application carried out under the conditions provided for by the article…
When they are not served by the in-house pharmacy of a health establishment by virtue of article R. 5126-13 , cosmetic surgery facilities may have an in-house pharmacy under the conditions provided fo…
A UCITS may enter into the financial contracts referred to in 5° of the I of Article L. 214-20 concluded on the markets referred to in 1°, 2° or 3° of the I of Article R. 214-11 or traded over-the-cou…
The mayor has two months from receipt of the application to check whether the income and housing conditions set out in 1° and 2° of article L. 434-7 have been met. He has an equal period, if the matte…
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