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Showing 14711480 of 44208 articles for Art. Loi n° 2001-420 du 15 mai 2001

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Chapter III: Conditions of practice

Article R743-155

The provisions of this section shall not apply in the départements of Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin and Moselle or in respect of the judicial courts which hear matters assigned to the commercial courts.

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Chapter III: Conditions of practice

Article R743-158

…ers is modified as a result of a new delimitation of administrative or judicial districts, the procedure shall be in accordance with the provisions of articles R. 743-159 à R. 743-177. The same applie…

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Section 3: General organisation of markets of national interest

Article R761-15

Users mentioned in 1° of article R. 761-14 provide proof of their registration in France with the Trade and Companies Register or an equivalent registration in a foreign country guaranteeing the lawfu…

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Sub-section 2: Conditions for registration on the lists of judicial representatives.

Article R812-15

…rticle L. 812-3, persons who have successfully completed a course of study of at least three years' duration or of an equivalent duration on a part-time basis at a university or higher education estab…

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Chapter IV: Common provisions

Article R814-15

The National Council shall draw up its own rules of procedure, which shall govern the operation of the National Council and its Executive Committee and lay down the prerogatives of the Council's bodie…

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Section 5: Companies of court-appointed administrators and agents

Article R814-157

…artner gives rise to the publication mentioned in the second and third paragraphs of Article R. 814-155 and, for the new partner, the provisions of articles R. 814-66 and R. 814-156 are applicable.

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Section 5: Companies of court-appointed administrators and agents

Article R814-153

A partner who is barred from office is not thereby deprived of his status as a partner. He retains all the rights and obligations arising therefrom.

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Section 5: Companies of court-appointed administrators and agents

Article R814-154

A provisionally suspended partner practising within the company retains, for the duration of his suspension, his status as a partner with all the rights and obligations that this entails. However, his…

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Subsection 2: Drawing up and maintaining lists

Article R822-15

…ge in their situation with regard to the information required for their registration. They shall produce supporting documents relating to these changes. The High Council shall make the necessary chang…

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Chapter III: Statutory audit, other engagements and services performed by statutory auditors

Article R823-15

…ent. Travel and subsistence expenses incurred by the statutory auditors in the performance of their duties are reimbursed by the person or entity, on justification.

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