French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter I: Provisions adapting Book I.
Article L931-15
For the purposes of Article L. 145-26, New Caledonia is considered to be a territorial collectivity.
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For the purposes of Article L. 145-26, New Caledonia is considered to be a territorial collectivity.
In article L. 145-26, the words: "to the departments" are replaced by the words: "to French Polynesia".
A article L. 145-26, after the words: "to the State, the départements, the communes", the words: "to the local authority" are added.
In article L. 145-13, the words: "subject to the provisions of the law of 28 May 1943 on the application to foreigners of the laws relating to leases for rent and farm leases" are deleted.
The last paragraph of Article L. 145-35 reads as follows: "The composition of the commission, the method of appointing its members and its operating rules are set by order of the State representative.…
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A article L. 145-13, the words: "subject to the provisions of the loi du 28 mai 1943 relative à l'application aux étrangers des lois en matière de baux à loyer et de baux à ferme" are deleted.
Article L. 145-35 is amended as follows: I.-In the first paragraph, the word: "départementale" is deleted; II.-The last paragraph is worded as follows: "The composition of the commission, the method o…
Article L. 145-35 is amended as follows: I.-In the first paragraph, the word: "départementale" is deleted; II.-The last paragraph is worded as follows: "The composition of the commission, the method o…
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