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Subsection 6: Recognition of the professional qualifications of nationals of a Member State of the European Community or of another State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area
Article L2223-49
I. - Where the applicant does not meet the requirements referred to in article L. 2223-48, he must justify: 1° If the application for recognition relates to the activity of thanatopraxy: a) A diploma,…
…n for the intermediate parent undertaking in the Union in accordance with the provisions of Article L. 613-41. A group whose parent undertaking is established in a third country which carries on busin…
Section 8: Recourse in the event of non-acceptance and non-payment.
Article L511-40
Where the bearer agrees to receive in payment either an ordinary cheque, a mandate to transfer funds to the Banque de France, or a postal cheque, the cheque or mandate must indicate the number and mat…
Chapter IV: Relationship between collective bargaining agreements and employment contracts.
Article L2254-2
…ay in which they are organised and distributed ;- adjust remuneration within the meaning of article L. 3221-3 in compliance with the minimum hierarchical wages mentioned in 1° of I of article L. 2253-…
…er of Title I of Book I of this Part shall apply to Wallis and Futuna, with the exception ofArticle L. 1110-7, and subject to the adaptations set out in II.Article L. 1110-2-1 shall apply to Wallis an…
Sub-paragraph 2: General rules governing general-purpose investment funds
Article L214-24-34
Subject to article L. 214-24-41, a fonds commun de placement, which does not have legal personality, is a co-ownership of financial instruments and deposits, the units of which are issued and redeemed…
…n does not comply with the additional capital requirements imposed in accordance with II of Article L. 511-41-3 ;4° The credit institution no longer fulfils the conditions or undertakings to which its…
BOOK VII: SPECIAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO MAYOTTE
Article L1711-4
I. - Articles L. 1424-1 to L. 1424-13, L. 1424-17 to L. 1424-19, L. 1424-22, L. 1424-24 to L. 1424-44, L. 1424-46 et L. 1424-48 to L. 1424-50 shall apply in Mayotte from 1 January 2014, subject to the…
Paragraph 1: Provisions relating to the college of resolution authorities and the college of European resolution authorities
Article L613-59
I. - Subject to Article L. 613-59-1, where the resolution college exercises the powers provided for in this section at group level, it shall set up a college of resolution authorities to carry out the…
I. - The tourist tax referred to in Articles L. 2333-29 to L. 2333-39 or the flat-rate tourist tax referred to in articles L. 2333-40 to L. 2333-47 may be instituted by decision of the deliberative bo…
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