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Article R532-1 of the French Consumer Code

If you disregard the provisions of an order issued pursuant to articles L. 521-17 ou L. 521-25 : 1° Manufacturing, importing, exporting, placing on the market free of charge or against payment, holding with a view to sale or distribution free of charge a product or providing a service that has been the subject of a suspension measure; 2° Failing to disseminate the warnings or precautions for use ordered; or…

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Article R532-2 of the French Consumer Code

Natural persons guilty of the contraventions provided for in article R. 532-1 are also liable to confiscation of the thing that was used or intended to be used to commit the offence or the thing that is the product of the offence.

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Article R541-1 of the French Consumer Code

Sont applicables en Nouvelle-Calédonie, sous réserve des adaptations prévues à l’article R. 541-2, the provisions of the articles mentioned in the left-hand column of the table below, in the wording indicated in the right-hand column of the same table: APPLICABLE ARTICLES IN THEIR REACTION R. 512-1 to R. 512-5, R. 512-7 to R. 512-21, R. 512-23, R. 512-30, R. 512-31, R. 512-35, R. 512-37 and R. 512-38 Resulting from décret…

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Article R541-2 of the French Consumer Code

For the application of article R. 541-1 in New Caledonia: 1° A l’article R. 512-16-7, the words: “, without prejudice to the penalty provided for in Article L. 531-6” are deleted; 2° In Article R. 512-17, the references: “R. 512-18 to R. 512-24” are replaced by the references: “R. 512-18 to R. 512-21 and R. 512-23”; 3° In Article R. 512-30, the words: “to the provisions set out in Articles…

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Article R542-1 of the French Consumer Code

For the application of articles R. 521-1, R. 522-1, R. 523-1, R. 524-1 and R. 525-2 in local authorities covered by article 73 of the Constitution, the references to the regional director of the economy, employment, labour and solidarity and to the director of the departmental directorate responsible for population protection are replaced by the reference to the director of the economy, employment, labour and solidarity.

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Article R542-1 of the French Consumer Code

For the application of articles R. 521-1, R. 522-1, R. 523-1, R. 524-1 and R. 525-2 in Guadeloupe, Martinique, Reunion and Mayotte, the references to the regional director of the economy, employment, labour and solidarity and the director of the departmental directorate responsible for population protection are replaced by the reference to the director of the economy, employment, labour and solidarity. In French Guiana, the reference to the regional director…

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Article R542-2 of the French Consumer Code

For the application of articles R. 521-1, R. 522-1, R. 523-1, R. 524-1 and R. 525-2 in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, the references to the director of companies, competition, consumption, labour and employment and the director of the departmental directorate responsible for population protection are replaced by the reference to the director of social cohesion, labour, employment and population.

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Article R612-1 of the French Consumer Code

The mediation of consumer disputes referred to in 5° of Article L. 611-1 meets the following requirements: 1° It is easily accessible by electronic means or by ordinary mail to all parties, consumer or professional; 2° It is free of charge for the consumer with the exception of the costs set out in 3° and 4°; 3° The parties have the option, at their own expense, to be represented by…

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Article R612-2 of the French Consumer Code

Upon receipt of the documents on which the consumer’s request is based, the Consumer Mediator notifies the parties by electronic means or by simple post of his referral. This notification reminds the parties that they may withdraw from the process at any time.

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