Article R613-48
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Where payment of an annual fee is not made by the normal due date, a warning shall be sent to the owner of the patent application or patent stating that he shall incur the forfeiture of his rights if…
Manufacturers, importers and distributors of modular and expandable seats shall ensure the availability of spare parts, in particular those listed as follows, for a minimum period of five years from t…
The designations "pure cocoa butter chocolate" and "traditional chocolate" and all other equivalent designations are reserved for chocolates made solely from fats derived from cocoa beans, without the…
The protection litigation judge or, where applicable, the judge responsible for property seizures draws up the distribution statement and rules on the distribution costs. Where applicable, he will ord…
…hall of the place of accommodation or, in Paris, Lyon and Marseille, at the arrondissement town hall.The mayor updates the data recorded in the processing operations mentioned in Article R. 142-43, i…
The interpreter is made available to the applicant in the hearing room where he or she is present.In the event of difficulty in obtaining the assistance of a qualified interpreter physically present w…
…failing that, destroyed. Pets, with the exception of guide dogs, may not be brought into the hospital.
For research involving medicinal products, the Director General of the Agence nationale de sécurité du médicament et des produits de santé ensures that all suspected serious unexpected adverse reactio…
Meetings of holders of non-voting preference shares are subject as necessary to the provisions of articles R. 225-95 to R. 225-101 and R. 225-106 to R. 225-108.
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