Exemples d'utilisation de Code of commerce en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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revised the sections of the Code of Commerce dealing with credit instruments
accounting skills” as stipulated by Article L. 823 -19 of the Code of Commerce and the report of the work group on audit committees(AMF recommendation dated July 22,
Of the Code of Commerce and related regulatory provisions.
Of the French Code of Commerce and in accordance with the General Regulations of the AMF.
Of the Code of commerce, in addition to his mission as Chairman of the Supervisory board.
In 1992, the Code of Commerce, which incorporated the legal regulations on cooperatives was adopted.
Particularly but not exclusively those in the French Code of Commerce, Civil Code,
A high rate of female Board members pursuant to the French Code of Commerce and to the AFEF-MEDEF Governance Code. .
The $500,000 programme included a reshaping of the Djiboutian code of commerce involving fiscality, an investment code,
in accordance with the provisions of article 441-3 of the code of Commerce.
A new law called"Loi sur les Nouvelles Régulations Economiques" had amended the French Competition Law now included in the Code of Commerce.
The application of a 40€ flat-rate compensation for recovery cost in application of the articles L441-6 et D441-5 of the French code of commerce.
Of the Code of commerce, the Supervisory board has no observation neither on the Management report nor on the account of the previous fiscal year.
In business and as stipulated in the Moroccan Code of Commerce, foreign nationals have the right to do business under the same conditions as Moroccans.
12 and 13 of the Lebanese Code of Commerce, a married woman could not engage in commerce without a written authorization from her husband.
Article L225-108 of the French Code of Commerce provides that"the answer to a question in writing is deemed to have been given when it figures on the company's website.
Article 1313 of the Austrian General Code of Commerce(AHGB) contains the following definition:“Personen deren er sich zur Erfüllung bedient” Persons of whose services he makes use for the performance.
The rules of the Book of the Consulate of the Sea were active in Spain until 1829, when they were replaced by the Spanish code of commerce, inspired by French law.