French Labour CodeIn force
Section 6: Demolition work.
Article R4534-70
The undermining of a structure by means of a mechanically driven machine is only authorised if it does not result in any danger.
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The undermining of a structure by means of a mechanically driven machine is only authorised if it does not result in any danger.
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…establishment receiving in deposit goods for which are issued to the depositors, under the name of warrants, or any other name, negotiable pledge notes or storage receipts.Any breach of this prohibit…
…deposited with the administration of the general shop at the disposal of third parties holding the warrant or the holder of the storage receipt.
I. - The flat-rate tax referred to in Article 1635-0 quinquies applies to land-based electricity production facilities using mechanical wind energy and electricity production facilities using hydrauli…
The categories of automotive spare parts from the circular economy concerned by the provisions of Article R. 224-22 are as follows: 1° Removable bodywork parts; 2° Interior trim and upholstery parts;…
Measures are taken to prevent workers being injured by splashes of concrete, mortar or cement applied by mechanical or pneumatic means.
…gal entities referred to in Article 108 give rise, at the time of their payment and even when these warrants do not have the character of negotiable securities, to the application of the withholding t…
…hearing or under the conditions provided for in article D. 48-2-4 refers to the conviction and the warrant issued by the criminal court or the assize court, and includes the information mentioned in…
Any person participating in one of the systems referred to in Article R. 330-1 is required to provide any requesting party with information about the system and its operating rules, where such request…
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