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Showing 3661–3670 of 42727 articles for “Art. L. 145-37 et Art. L. 145-38”
…ansfer, by a producer subject to the obligation to seek ongoing exploitation provided for inarticle L. 132-27 of the Intellectual Property Code, of one or more cinematographic or audiovisual works, fa…
Article L. 2251-4 of the Code général des collectivités territoriales sets out the rules for grants awarded by local authorities to cinema operators.
…y in accordance with procedures laid down by regulation. Except by way of derogation, admission tickets that are not linked to a computerised ticketing system may not be issued outside cinemas. The ad…
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Article 1586 nonies of the French General Tax Code governs the exemption from the business value added levy applicable to operators of cinemas.
…atographic licence was issued less than five years ago may only be granted to a cinema operator in return for a proportional share of the film's box office receipts. However, in respect of a specific…
A decree of the Conseil d'Etat, issued after consultation with the Autorité de la concurrence, sets out the terms and conditions for the application of article L. 213-12. It shall specify in particula…
…eipts from the exploitation of the work, conditional on the amortisation of the production cost or determined according to the amortisation of certain elements of this cost, shall include a clause rec…
…nding exploitation account, in accordance with sub-section 1 of this section. Within the deadlines set out in article…
…the sectors of activity and service publishers concerned under the conditions laid down in article L. 234-1.In the absence of a professional agreement made compulsory within one month of the publicat…
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