Article R328
For the application of article R. 140, the formula: "I = 40 + (S x 8)" is replaced by the formula: "I = 10.52 euros (1,260 F CFP) + (S x 8)".
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For the application of article R. 140, the formula: "I = 40 + (S x 8)" is replaced by the formula: "I = 10.52 euros (1,260 F CFP) + (S x 8)".
Premiums are awarded to law enforcement officers under the conditions set out in articles R. 190 and R. 191 when there has been forced execution and the arrest has required duly recorded special searc…
A Article R. 105, the words: "the registrar appointed in each registry secretariat" are replaced by the words: "the chief registrar" and the words: "direct accountant to the Treasury" are replaced by…
The director of the national institute of statistics and economic studies shall communicate to the automated national criminal records department the surnames, forenames, dates and places of birth and…
For the application of article R. 185, the sum of : "0.91 euros" is replaced by : "1.68 euros (200 F CFP)" and the sum of : "1.37 euros" is replaced by : "2.52 euros (300 F CFP)".
The transfer for consideration to a natural person or the inter vivos transfer for no consideration of the affected assets, the transfer to a sole trader or a legal entity of these assets or their con…
For the application of Article R. 227-1, the words: "the president of the judicial court, within whose jurisdiction the bailiff has his residence" are replaced by the words: "the president of the cour…
The first paragraph of Article R. 80 reads as follows: "Bulletin No. 2 is requested from the registry of the court of first instance or, in accordance with the second paragraph of Article R. 62, from…
The granting of the status of judicial police officer to candidates who pass the technical examination is pronounced, following the assent of the commission provided for in article R. 3, by joint orde…
A article R. 49-7, the following paragraph is added: "For New Caledonia and French Polynesia, the amount of the increased fixed fine is set by the Congress of New Caledonia and the Council of Minister…
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