French Commercial codeIn force
Section 8: Despecialisation.
Article L145-49
…the request. Such acquiescence shall not prevent the exercise of the rights provided for in article L. 145-50.
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…the request. Such acquiescence shall not prevent the exercise of the rights provided for in article L. 145-50.
…tification referred to in the previous paragraph, it may, notwithstanding the provisions of Article L. 145-38, be taken into account when setting the rent, if the adjoining commercial activities have…
…work requiring the evacuation of the premises included in a sector or perimeter provided for in the L. 313-4-2 of the French Town Planning Code and authorised or prescribed under the conditions provid…
The parties may, when the lessee takes up the premises, derogate from the provisions of this chapter provided that the total term of the lease or successive leases does not exceed three years. On expi…
Commercial leases signed between owners and operators of tourist residences mentioned in Article L. 321-1 of the Tourism Code are for a minimum of nine years, with no possibility of termination at the…
This chapter does not apply to precarious occupation agreements which are characterised, irrespective of their duration, by the fact that occupation of the premises is authorised only because of parti…
For the application of the fifth paragraph of Article L. 114-1 and the second occurrence of Article L. 114-2, the reference to the insured person is replaced by the reference to the employer or, where…
…to the employee or, where applicable, the member of the legal entity.For the application of article L. 113-15, the reference to the policy is replaced by the reference to the collective contract.For t…
Without prejudice to article L. 113-15-2, the policyholder and the insurance undertaking may terminate the contract annually by notifying the other party at least two months before the expiry date. Th…
…ccepted to follow a conversion traineeship or a promotion traineeship within the meaning of article L. 900-2 (3° and 5°) of the Labour Code, the minimum duration of which is set by decree and the maxi…
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