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Showing 3741–3750 of 42414 articles for “Art. s. L. 641-13 & L. 643-8”
The obligation for the person under investigation to declare an address to the investigating judge provided for in the sixth paragraph of Article 116 means an address situated in the territory where t…
…e period provided for in the second paragraph of Article 187-1 is also extended to seven working days.
…erritories; secretaries-general of the territories; heads of administrative districts or subdivisions.
…sums awarded shall be paid by the guarantee fund for victims of acts of terrorism and other offences. "
…ith the exception of those performing the duties of municipal rural wardens and sworn private wardens.
For the application of the second paragraph of Article 102, the court clerk may be appointed as interpreter for one of the languages in use in the territory. In this case, he is exempt from the oath..
In the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, the preparatory list of the annual list, provided for by articles 261 and 261-1, is drawn up by territorial district and the powers of the mayor are…
The surety referred to in article 759 shall be admitted by the competent public accountant or by the agent who exercises the functions devolved to the latter by the regulations applicable to the terri…
The obligation for the civil party to declare an address to the investigating judge provided for in Article
…rtain judicial police functions under the conditions and within the limits set by these same articles. II. - The sworn agents of the territories and, in New Caledonia, of the provinces, may record off…
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