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Showing 111–120 of 61029 articles for “Art. L. 145-1”
…ctual elements enabling the criteria defined, as the case may be, in articles R. 145-3 to R. 145-7, L. 145-34, R. 145-9, R. 145-10 or R. 145-11, as the case may be, and on the additional questions sub…
In the event of an appeal, the provisions of articles R. 145-31 and R. 145-32 shall apply.
The information mentioned in 1° and 2° of article L. 145-40-2 shall be communicated to the lessee within two months of each three-yearly due date. At the lessee's request, the lessor shall provide the…
…disappears, the revision may only be requested and pursued under the conditions set out in article L. 145-38.
The prices currently charged in the neighbourhood, per unit of surface area, relate to equivalent premises having regard to all the elements mentioned in articles R. 145-3 to R. 145-6. In the absence…
The annual summary statement referred to in the first paragraph of article L. 145-40-2, which includes the liquidation and regularisation of service charge accounts, is communicated to the tenant no l…
The price of the lease of land is fixed in consideration of those elements which are specific to it, having regard to the nature and methods of the operation actually authorised.
The specific characteristics of the premises may be affected by extrinsic elements consisting of accessory premises, ancillary premises or outbuildings, let by the same lessor and likely to be used in…
The specific characteristics of the premises are assessed in consideration of: 1° Its location in the building in which it is situated, its surface area and volume, and the convenience of its access f…
Local commerciality factors depend mainly on the importance for the business in question of the town, district or street in which it is located, the place where it is established, the distribution of…
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