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When installations, equipment and devices in the dwelling or common areas are modified, replaced or added, they are selected and installed so as to reduce to a minimum the noise and vibrations they ar…
…room. The hot water requirement does not apply to homes located in communities governed byArticle 73 of the French Constitution. The toilet facilities must be connected to a collective or individual…
The electrical installation is secure and includes a general cut-off device for the power supply in the home.
…ather. This obligation does not apply to dwellings located in local authorities governed byArticle 73 of the French Constitution. Equipment such as barbecues, mobile gas stoves and braziers may not be…
Light in rooms intended for sleeping or where people normally sleep is kept out by shutters or blinds or by a device with an equivalent effect.
…ance with the rules of ordinary law within one month of the publication mentioned in article D. 526-30.
…well as the numbers and codes characterising this activity or these activities referred to in 1° to 3° of article R. 123-223, the address of the principal place of business or, in the absence of a pla…
The debts for social security contributions referred to in the fifth paragraph of article L. 526-22 may not be the subject of the transfer provided for in the second paragraph of article L. 526-27.
The order ordering the sale by amicable auction shall include, in addition to the information mentioned in Article R. 642-22, the statements required in 5° of
Before the opening of the auction, the notary shall be provided by the bidders with an irrevocable bank guarantee or a bank cheque in accordance with
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