For the application of articles L. 622-24, L. 626-20, L. 625-3, L. 625-4 and L. 662-4, the institutions mentioned in article L. 143-11-4 of the French Labour Code are the territorial institutions responsible for implementing the insurance scheme against the risk of non-payment of wages, in the event of receivership or liquidation proceedings.
For the application of article L. 621-60, the institutions governed by Book IX of the Social Security Code are the territorial supplementary or additional retirement or provident institutions, provided for by the provisions applicable in the collectivity and relating to social security and protection schemes.
In article L. 626-14, the reference to article 28 of decree no. 55-22 of 4 January 1955 reforming land registration is replaced by a reference to the provisions applicable in the territory and relating to the registration of rights over immovable property other than liens and mortgages.
In Article L. 621-84, the obligation on the court to take account of the provisions contained in 1°, 2°, 3° and 4° of Article L. 331-7 of the Rural and Maritime Fishing Code means the following requirements: “Observe the order of priorities established between the installation of young farmers and the enlargement of farms, taking into account the economic and social interest of maintaining the autonomy of the farm that…
The first paragraph of Article L. 622-2 is supplemented by a sentence worded as follows: “One or more liquidators may be appointed to it under the same conditions. “
The first paragraph of article L. 721-1 is worded as follows: “The mixed commercial court is composed of the president of the court of first instance, president, elected judges, subject to the provisions of article L. 947-13, and a court clerk. This court exercises the powers devolved in metropolitan France to the commercial court. “
Article L. 722-1 is worded as follows: “Art. L. 722-1 -Decisions of the Mixed Commercial Courts are handed down, except where provisions provide for a single judge, by a panel comprising, in addition to the president, three judges elected or appointed under the conditions provided for in Article L. 947-13. In the event of a tie, the chairman has the casting vote. “
The first paragraph of article L. 722-6 reads as follows: “The judges of the mixed commercial courts are elected for four years. They may be re-elected. “
For the application of article L. 722-6-1, the words: “mandat de conseiller prud’homme” are replaced by the words: “mandat d’assesseur d’un tribunal du travail”.
Article L. 723-1 reads as follows: “Art. L. 723-1.-I.-The judges of the mixed commercial courts are elected within the jurisdiction of each of these courts by a college composed of: 1° Electors in a personal capacity: a) Traders registered in French Polynesia in the Trade and Companies Register, subject, in the case of general partners and general partners, to the provisions of IV of this article; b) Company managers; c)…
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