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Article R1261-25 of the French Public Health Code

Any training, research or health establishment which receives corpses for the purposes of medical teaching and research shall hold an authorisation issued by the ministers responsible for the establishment. The application for authorisation referred to in article L. 1261-1 shall be sent to the ministers responsible for the applicant establishment by the legal representative of the latter, by any means giving a date certain for its receipt. It is accompanied…

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Article R1261-26 of the French Public Health Code

I.-Public partner institutions within the meaning of II of article R. 1261-19 enter into an agreement with the institution authorised in accordance with the second paragraph of article L. 1261-1 of this code. II.-Training institutions mentioned in article L. 732-1 of the Education Code authorised under the conditions provided for in this article enter into an agreement with an institution authorised in accordance with the second paragraph of article L….

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Article R1261-27 of the French Public Health Code

I.-The application is deemed to be complete if, within two months of its receipt, the ministers responsible for the applicant institution have not informed the latter of any missing or incomplete information and indicated the deadline for providing this information. These authorities inform each other of the requests for additional information that they send to the institution and of the replies received. If no reply is received within the time…

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