French law. Patrimonial rights
Subjective rights are prerogatives, i.e. powers, granted to the exam questions of law. These prerogatives thus benefit an individual and weigh against other other individuals. Subjective rights are delimited by …
Subjective rights are prerogatives, i.e. powers, granted to the exam questions of law. These prerogatives thus benefit an individual and weigh against other other individuals. Subjective rights are delimited by …
A. The concept of juridical fact A juridical fact is an event, whether voluntary or not, that is capable of producing juridical effects that have not been sought by the …
Title 1 – Public persons Chapter 1 – Legal persons governed by public law Section 1 – The legal person The notion of a legal person has been debated by authors, some considering that it …
Title 3 – Local and Regional Authorities Chapter 1 – Relations between the State and local authorities Chapter 2 – The Region Section 1 – The administrative organization of the region In 1982, the region became a …
Title 3 – Local and regional authorities Chapter 3 – The Department Chapter 4 – The commune Section 1 – The municipal council Election of the Municipal Council The number of municipal councilors is proportional to …
Title 3 – Local and Regional Authorities Chapter 5 – Cooperation between local authorities Chapter 6 – The case of the three cities of Paris, Lyon and Marseille Section 1 – The specific electoral system The electoral …