#2013-750Decree No. 2013-750 of August 14, 2013 modifying Decree No. 2002-1110 relating to sampling procedures under Article 389 bis of the Customs Code
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This decree updates legal references in customs sampling procedures in France. It replaces the term 'judge of instance' with 'judge of freedoms and detention'. The decree applies across the entire French Republic, including specific adaptations for Mayotte. It primarily affects legal and customs professionals involved in overseeing and executing customs sampling.
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Key Changes
- Replaces 'judge of instance' with 'judge of freedoms and detention'
- Decree applies throughout the French Republic
- Specific adjustments for Mayotte regarding the Customs Code
Obligations
What this law requires
Replace all references to 'juge d'instance' (judge of instance) with 'juge des libertés et de la détention' (judge of freedoms and detention) in customs sampling procedures under Article 1 of Decree No. 2002-1110
Apply the updated decree across the entire territory of the French Republic as stated in Article 2 bis
In Mayotte, replace references to Articles 334 and 389 bis of the Customs Code with references to Articles 204 and 257 bis of the Mayotte Customs Code
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Minister of Overseas, and Delegate Minister must ensure execution of this decree within their respective jurisdictions
Publish this decree in the Journal officiel de la République française (Official Journal of the French Republic)