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Showing 251–260 of 56883 articles for “Art. L. 145-40-2”
The customs administration is liable for the acts of its employees, in the performance of and by reason of their duties only, unless it has recourse against them or their sureties.
All foreign products that do not comply with the obligations imposed on indications of origin by the law of 20 April 1932 and the decrees issued for its implementation are prohibited from entry and ex…
Guarantors are obliged, in the same way as the principal debtors, to pay the duties and taxes, financial penalties and other sums owed by the debtors whom they have guaranteed.
The guardian is appointed for the duration of the guardianship.
…to assert extrapatrimonial rights with the authorisation or on the injunction of the family council. The latter may also order the tutor to withdraw from the proceedings or action, or to compromise.…
The individual right to choose a guardian, whether related to the minor or not, belongs only to the last surviving father and mother if he or she has retained, on the day of death, the exercise of par…
Guardianship is a personal charge. It does not pass to the guardian's heirs.
The family council may, in consideration of the minor's situation, the abilities of the persons concerned and the extent of the assets to be administered, appoint several tutors to jointly exercise th…
Guardianship includes a subrogated guardian appointed by the family council from among its members. If the guardian is a relative or ally of the minor in one branch, the subrogated guardian is chosen,…
If there is no testamentary guardian or if the guardian appointed as such ceases to hold office, the family council appoints a guardian for the minor.
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