Article R236-39
Cross-border processing operations are governed by the provisions of this subsection and by the provisions of subsection 1 of this section which do not conflict with them..
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Cross-border processing operations are governed by the provisions of this subsection and by the provisions of subsection 1 of this section which do not conflict with them..
The authorisations provided for in Article 230-25 are issued under the following conditions: 1° For officers of the national police services carrying out judicial police duties, either by the heads of…
When the provisions of the third paragraph of Article 706-71 are applied in the course of an information, the interpreter's oath provided for in the second paragraph of article 102 shall be taken, by…
The decisions of the President of the Investigating Chamber or the President of the Penal Enforcement Chamber shall state the reasons on which they are based.
When the Banque de France receives notification from the Public Prosecutor's Office of a prohibition ordered pursuant to Article L. 163-6 concerning a person who is already subject to the same measure…
Where a people's savings account has been opened at the request of a minor without the involvement of the minor's legal representative, the latter's objection to the withdrawal by the minor of sums cr…
Société centrale de crédit maritime mutuel may carry out any financial transactions on behalf of other maritime mutual credit institutions and provide them with its services. It centralises all surplu…
The provisions of articles L. 1253-9 and L. 1253-10 apply to the employment contracts of the company's employees if they are assigned, even partially, to the activity of the employers' group.
The registrar prepares the court's draft budget each year. He/she submits it to the president and vice-president He/she manages the funds allocated to the court and is responsible, in particular, for…
The National Commission may make proposals to the Minister of Justice and the Minister of Health for the improvement and uniform implementation of the system for compensating for the consequences of h…
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