Article R512-58
The affiliation referred to in Article R. 512-57 is subject to the approval of the directors by the central body of savings banks and banques populaires.
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The affiliation referred to in Article R. 512-57 is subject to the approval of the directors by the central body of savings banks and banques populaires.
Any doctor treating a patient of at least sixteen years of age shall ensure, at a time he or she deems appropriate, that the patient is aware of the possibility of organ donation for transplantation p…
National education doctors and doctors in charge of preventive medicine in higher education establishments assist in informing pupils and students aged sixteen and over about organ donation for transp…
For the application of the provisions of sub-sections 1 to 4a, army hospitals are considered to be health establishments and the Minister for Defence exercises, with regard to them and the army blood…
I. - The threshold mentioned in article L. 112-6-1 is set at 3,000 euros. II. - In addition to the information usually provided for the execution of a payment transaction, the payer initiating the tra…
Any person to whom a cheque is given to pay for goods or services may, directly or through an agent, check with the Banque de France to ensure that the cheque has not been reported stolen or lost, dra…
Before issuing euro banknotes received from the public at their counters or through their agents or the persons referred to in Article L. 525-8, credit institutions, La Poste, electronic money institu…
The public institution La Monnaie de Paris is placed under the supervision of the Minister for the Economy.It may be referred to by the acronym "MdP".Its head office is located at 11, quai de Conti, P…
Financial securities in mandatory registered form may only be traded on a trading platform once they have been placed in an administration account.Financial securities that are not in registered form…
The drawee must be able to prove, for a period of two years, the date on which it delivered or sent the cheque forms to the account holder.
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