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Symposium on Land in French Polynesia

Organizers: Lawyers Association in French Polynesia (AJPF)

in partnership with the Chamber of Notaries of French Polynesia, Caisse des Dépôts, the Society of Papeete, the Courthouse, the University of French Polynesia, the land survey of French Polynesia, the Center for Family Law Lyon 3 and the Law Institute of 'Overseas (Aix en Provence),

Under the scientific responsibility Tamatoa Bambridge, research fellow at CNRS

- Conference Opening - video-conference on the current legal and Judicial

· Speech by opening pesonnalités

• Access to law Statement by Mr. Guy Ripoll President of the Court of First Instance of Papeete

- Assembly - The Land Law in French Polynesia, what (s) base (s) legal (s)?

- reflection workshops :
· Planning Law in French Polynesia: Towards a better legal security?
Editor scientist Jean-Paul Pastorelli, professor at the University of French Polynesia and Master Delgrossi Michel, associate notary in Papeete

· output and management of joint ownership in French Polynesia
Editor Tamatoa Bambridge Scientific, researcher at CNRS and Catherine Chodzko, president of the AJPF, head of research at the Center for Family Law at Lyon 3.

· The field and public property: issues and solutions
Scientific Editor Marc Deben, a professor at the University of French Polynesia, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the University of Polynesia French

- Open House (access to law to the public) in parallel
- Closing remarks

With participation include:

- John Perez, a permanent member of the High Council,

- Rene Calinaud, Honorary Advisor of the Court of Appeal of Papeete, President of the CCOMF,

- Dominique Calmet, associate notary in Papeete, President of the Chamber of Notaries of French Polynesia (04/2004 to 04/2008),

- Delgrossi Michel, associate notary in Papeete, Board Member of the Chamber of Notaries French Polynesia,

- Stella Chansin-Wong, former head of the department of land affairs, a lawyer at the Bar of Papeete,

- Francis Dupuy, former Chief of Planning, Planner,

- Jean-Paul Pastorelli, professor at the University of French Polynesia,

- Deben Mark, Professor, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors University of French Polynesia,

- Catherine Vannier, magistrate in charge of land affairs to the Court of First Instance of Papeete,

- Laurence Casimir, head of legal department of Urbanism,

- Bertrand Malet Chief of Cadastre,

- Jean-Michel Petit, surveyor at the Court of Appeal Papeete

(not exhaustive).

Leather Couch Ripped Seam

Symposium on Land in French Polynesia

Organizers: Lawyers Association in French Polynesia (AJPF)

in partnership with the Chamber of Notaries of French Polynesia, Caisse des Dépôts, the Society of Papeete, the Courthouse, the University of French Polynesia, the land survey of French Polynesia, the Center for Family Law Lyon 3 and the Law Institute of 'Overseas (Aix en Provence),

Under the scientific responsibility Tamatoa Bambridge, research fellow at CNRS

- Conference Opening - video-conference on the current legal and Judicial

· Speech by opening pesonnalités

• Access to law Statement by Mr. Guy Ripoll President of the Court of First Instance of Papeete

- Assembly - The Land Law in French Polynesia, what (s) base (s) legal (s)?

- reflection workshops :
· Planning Law in French Polynesia: Towards a better legal security?
Editor scientist Jean-Paul Pastorelli, professor at the University of French Polynesia and Master Delgrossi Michel, associate notary in Papeete

· output and management of joint ownership in French Polynesia
Editor Tamatoa Bambridge Scientific, researcher at CNRS and Catherine Chodzko, president of the AJPF, head of research at the Center for Family Law at Lyon 3.

· The field and public property: issues and solutions
Scientific Editor Marc Deben, a professor at the University of French Polynesia, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the University of Polynesia French

- Open House (access to law to the public) in parallel
- Closing remarks

With participation include:

- John Perez, a permanent member of the High Council,

- Rene Calinaud, Honorary Advisor of the Court of Appeal of Papeete, President of the CCOMF,

- Dominique Calmet, associate notary in Papeete, President of the Chamber of Notaries of French Polynesia (04/2004 to 04/2008),

- Delgrossi Michel, associate notary in Papeete, Board Member of the Chamber of Notaries French Polynesia,

- Stella Chansin-Wong, former head of the department of land affairs, a lawyer at the Bar of Papeete,

- Francis Dupuy, former Chief of Planning, Planner,

- Jean-Paul Pastorelli, professor at the University of French Polynesia,

- Deben Mark, Professor, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors University of French Polynesia,

- Catherine Vannier, magistrate in charge of land affairs to the Court of First Instance of Papeete,

- Laurence Casimir, head of legal department of Urbanism,

- Bertrand Malet Chief of Cadastre,

- Jean-Michel Petit, surveyor at the Court of Appeal Papeete

(not exhaustive).

Leather Couch Ripped Seam

Symposium on Land in French Polynesia

Organizers: Lawyers Association in French Polynesia (AJPF)

in partnership with the Chamber of Notaries of French Polynesia, Caisse des Dépôts, the Society of Papeete, the Courthouse, the University of French Polynesia, the land survey of French Polynesia, the Center for Family Law Lyon 3 and the Law Institute of 'Overseas (Aix en Provence),

Under the scientific responsibility Tamatoa Bambridge, research fellow at CNRS

- Conference Opening - video-conference on the current legal and Judicial

· Speech by opening pesonnalités

• Access to law Statement by Mr. Guy Ripoll President of the Court of First Instance of Papeete

- Assembly - The Land Law in French Polynesia, what (s) base (s) legal (s)?

- reflection workshops :
· Planning Law in French Polynesia: Towards a better legal security?
Editor scientist Jean-Paul Pastorelli, professor at the University of French Polynesia and Master Delgrossi Michel, associate notary in Papeete

· output and management of joint ownership in French Polynesia
Editor Tamatoa Bambridge Scientific, researcher at CNRS and Catherine Chodzko, president of the AJPF, head of research at the Center for Family Law at Lyon 3.

· The field and public property: issues and solutions
Scientific Editor Marc Deben, a professor at the University of French Polynesia, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the University of Polynesia French

- Open House (access to law to the public) in parallel
- Closing remarks

With participation include:

- John Perez, a permanent member of the High Council,

- Rene Calinaud, Honorary Advisor of the Court of Appeal of Papeete, President of the CCOMF,

- Dominique Calmet, associate notary in Papeete, President of the Chamber of Notaries of French Polynesia (04/2004 to 04/2008),

- Delgrossi Michel, associate notary in Papeete, Board Member of the Chamber of Notaries French Polynesia,

- Stella Chansin-Wong, former head of the department of land affairs, a lawyer at the Bar of Papeete,

- Francis Dupuy, former Chief of Planning, Planner,

- Jean-Paul Pastorelli, professor at the University of French Polynesia,

- Deben Mark, Professor, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors University of French Polynesia,

- Catherine Vannier, magistrate in charge of land affairs to the Court of First Instance of Papeete,

- Laurence Casimir, head of legal department of Urbanism,

- Bertrand Malet Chief of Cadastre,

- Jean-Michel Petit, surveyor at the Court of Appeal Papeete

(not exhaustive).

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Duration: 3 days
Dates: 8 to 10 October 2008
Channel: Tahiti
Purpose: Updating knowledge - Reflection

Target: notaries and notary's employees, judges, clerks, attorneys and employees, bankers, insurance agents of the Public Service of French Polynesia and the State (Administrative Affairs, etc..), elected officials and employees of elected etc..

Gtaivpc_offlineinstaller.zip’

Duration: 3 days
Dates: 8 to 10 October 2008
Channel: Tahiti
Purpose: Updating knowledge - Reflection

Target: notaries and notary's employees, judges, clerks, attorneys and employees, bankers, insurance agents of the Public Service of French Polynesia and the State (Administrative Affairs, etc..), elected officials and employees of elected etc..

Gtaivpc_offlineinstaller.zip’

Duration: 3 days
Dates: 8 to 10 October 2008
Channel: Tahiti
Purpose: Updating knowledge - Reflection

Target: notaries and notary's employees, judges, clerks, attorneys and employees, bankers, insurance agents of the Public Service of French Polynesia and the State (Administrative Affairs, etc..), elected officials and employees of elected etc..

Blue Prints For Dune Buggy Go Cart

I - Land rights in French Polynesia: what (s) base (s) legal (s)?

Monday, October 8 from 13:30 to 16:30

Contributions

history of land rights in French Polynesia by René
Calinaud, Honorary Advisor of the Court of Appeal of Papeete, chairman of the conciliation board Compulsory land. Comparative History

land rights in French Polynesia and New Zealand For
Tamatoa Bambridge, research fellow at CNRS

Division of powers between France and French Polynesia by Alain
Moyrand, lecturer at the University of French Polynesia,

Panel and discussion with the participation of all stakeholders

Blue Prints For Dune Buggy Go Cart

I - Land rights in French Polynesia: what (s) base (s) legal (s)?

Monday, October 8 from 13:30 to 16:30

Contributions

history of land rights in French Polynesia by René
Calinaud, Honorary Advisor of the Court of Appeal of Papeete, chairman of the conciliation board Compulsory land. Comparative History

land rights in French Polynesia and New Zealand For
Tamatoa Bambridge, research fellow at CNRS

Division of powers between France and French Polynesia by Alain
Moyrand, lecturer at the University of French Polynesia,

Panel and discussion with the participation of all stakeholders

Blue Prints For Dune Buggy Go Cart

I - Land rights in French Polynesia: what (s) base (s) legal (s)?

Monday, October 8 from 13:30 to 16:30

Contributions

history of land rights in French Polynesia by René
Calinaud, Honorary Advisor of the Court of Appeal of Papeete, chairman of the conciliation board Compulsory land. Comparative History

land rights in French Polynesia and New Zealand For
Tamatoa Bambridge, research fellow at CNRS

Division of powers between France and French Polynesia by Alain
Moyrand, lecturer at the University of French Polynesia,

Panel and discussion with the participation of all stakeholders

How Many Engines Does The Buccatti

II - The release and management of joint ownership in French Polynesia

Editor Tamatoa Bambridge Scientific, researcher at CNRS and Catherine Chodzko, president of the AJPF, head of research at the Center of family law at Lyon 3.

Contributions:

1 - The output of undivided
judicial Sharing in French Polynesia: Issues and challenges of joint ownership output
by Catherine Vannier, magistrate in charge of the affairs of earth in trial court Papeete and Jean-Michel Petit, Engineer surveyor, expert at the Court of Appeal of Papeete.
With the participation of Mr. Stella Chansin-Wong, a lawyer, former chief of the land.

The output of undivided friendly: The difficulties faced by the Notaries Polynesian
by Mr. Dominique Calmet and Michel Delgrossi, notaries in Papeete

2 - Management of undivided

- The Act of June 23, 2006 management of undivided - A reform insufficient for French Polynesia by Catherine Chodzko, a graduate lawyer and Lisa-Smoothing Juventin, director of the EPAP
Reform Proposals by Rene Calinaud, Honorary Advisor of the Court of Appeal of Papeete, president of the CCOMF

- The management of agricultural land in undivided Tupua
Tamatoa by Bambridge, research fellow at CNRS

Roundtable
With the participation of all stakeholders.

How Many Engines Does The Buccatti

II - The release and management of joint ownership in French Polynesia

Editor Tamatoa Bambridge Scientific, researcher at CNRS and Catherine Chodzko, president of the AJPF, head of research at the Center of family law at Lyon 3.

Contributions:

1 - The output of undivided
judicial Sharing in French Polynesia: Issues and challenges of joint ownership output
by Catherine Vannier, magistrate in charge of the affairs of earth in trial court Papeete and Jean-Michel Petit, Engineer surveyor, expert at the Court of Appeal of Papeete.
With the participation of Mr. Stella Chansin-Wong, a lawyer, former chief of the land.

The output of undivided friendly: The difficulties faced by the Notaries Polynesian
by Mr. Dominique Calmet and Michel Delgrossi, notaries in Papeete

2 - Management of undivided

- The Act of June 23, 2006 management of undivided - A reform insufficient for French Polynesia by Catherine Chodzko, a graduate lawyer and Lisa-Smoothing Juventin, director of the EPAP
Reform Proposals by Rene Calinaud, Honorary Advisor of the Court of Appeal of Papeete, president of the CCOMF

- The management of agricultural land in undivided Tupua
Tamatoa by Bambridge, research fellow at CNRS

Roundtable
With the participation of all stakeholders.

How Many Engines Does The Buccatti

II - The release and management of joint ownership in French Polynesia

Editor Tamatoa Bambridge Scientific, researcher at CNRS and Catherine Chodzko, president of the AJPF, head of research at the Center of family law at Lyon 3.

Contributions:

1 - The output of undivided
judicial Sharing in French Polynesia: Issues and challenges of joint ownership output
by Catherine Vannier, magistrate in charge of the affairs of earth in trial court Papeete and Jean-Michel Petit, Engineer surveyor, expert at the Court of Appeal of Papeete.
With the participation of Mr. Stella Chansin-Wong, a lawyer, former chief of the land.

The output of undivided friendly: The difficulties faced by the Notaries Polynesian
by Mr. Dominique Calmet and Michel Delgrossi, notaries in Papeete

2 - Management of undivided

- The Act of June 23, 2006 management of undivided - A reform insufficient for French Polynesia by Catherine Chodzko, a graduate lawyer and Lisa-Smoothing Juventin, director of the EPAP
Reform Proposals by Rene Calinaud, Honorary Advisor of the Court of Appeal of Papeete, president of the CCOMF

- The management of agricultural land in undivided Tupua
Tamatoa by Bambridge, research fellow at CNRS

Roundtable
With the participation of all stakeholders.

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III - Planning Law in French Polynesia: Towards Better Security Legal?

Editor scientist Jean-Paul Pastorelli, professor at the University of French Polynesia and Master Delgrossi Michel, associate notary in Papeete

1 - Increasing the readability of planning rules
- To better inform users and operators (note information management, boundary plan for discovery, etc. ...)
- Clarify, coach education planning permissions (right of preemption and response times, system components to produce impact studies, etc ....) explore the possibility of establishing a logic of "stop" ...
- Adjust the position of de facto subdivisions

2 - Stabilize planning permission
- Linking planning permission with the principle of independence of the laws (property rights, rules of construction, etc..)
- Fix the system of complex operations (grouped permits, licenses on undivided land, etc.).
- Expedite Proceedings (review periods, expiration, right of petitioners and others, etc.).

3 - Improving quality Service User
- Guaranteeing the rights of the consumer real estate (parasitic certificate prior to the sale, contract for construction of houses, a concept of land purchased, guaranteed sound insulation, etc.).
- Define the concept of completion of buildings built (articulation between completion and compliance)
- Complete the insurance scheme

Roundtable - discussion
· With the participation of all stakeholders

Stem Cell Male Pattern Baldness

III - Planning Law in French Polynesia: Towards Better Security Legal?

Editor scientist Jean-Paul Pastorelli, professor at the University of French Polynesia and Master Delgrossi Michel, associate notary in Papeete

1 - Increasing the readability of planning rules
- To better inform users and operators (note information management, boundary plan for discovery, etc. ...)
- Clarify, coach education planning permissions (right of preemption and response times, system components to produce impact studies, etc ....) explore the possibility of establishing a logic of "stop" ...
- Adjust the position of de facto subdivisions

2 - Stabilize planning permission
- Linking planning permission with the principle of independence of the laws (property rights, rules of construction, etc..)
- Fix the system of complex operations (grouped permits, licenses on undivided land, etc.).
- Expedite Proceedings (review periods, expiration, right of petitioners and others, etc.).

3 - Improving quality Service User
- Guaranteeing the rights of the consumer real estate (parasitic certificate prior to the sale, contract for construction of houses, a concept of land purchased, guaranteed sound insulation, etc.).
- Define the concept of completion of buildings built (articulation between completion and compliance)
- Complete the insurance scheme

Roundtable - discussion
· With the participation of all stakeholders

Stem Cell Male Pattern Baldness

III - Planning Law in French Polynesia: Towards Better Security Legal?

Editor scientist Jean-Paul Pastorelli, professor at the University of French Polynesia and Master Delgrossi Michel, associate notary in Papeete

1 - Increasing the readability of planning rules
- To better inform users and operators (note information management, boundary plan for discovery, etc. ...)
- Clarify, coach education planning permissions (right of preemption and response times, system components to produce impact studies, etc ....) explore the possibility of establishing a logic of "stop" ...
- Adjust the position of de facto subdivisions

2 - Stabilize planning permission
- Linking planning permission with the principle of independence of the laws (property rights, rules of construction, etc..)
- Fix the system of complex operations (grouped permits, licenses on undivided land, etc.).
- Expedite Proceedings (review periods, expiration, right of petitioners and others, etc.).

3 - Improving quality Service User
- Guaranteeing the rights of the consumer real estate (parasitic certificate prior to the sale, contract for construction of houses, a concept of land purchased, guaranteed sound insulation, etc.).
- Define the concept of completion of buildings built (articulation between completion and compliance)
- Complete the insurance scheme

Roundtable - discussion
· With the participation of all stakeholders

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IV - THE FIELD and public property in French Polynesia: challenges and solutions

Scientific Editor Marc Deben, a professor at the University of French Polynesia, Vice-Chairman of the Board Administration of the University of French Polynesia

- The Public Domain in French Polynesia
Sabine Bazile, a doctoral student at the University of French Polynesia.

- The public maritime domain: the example of Moorea. Feral
Francis, a professor at the University Perpignan and Bertrand Cazalet, PhD in Public Law (University of Perpignan)

What Is The Red Flower Pin That British Wear

IV - THE FIELD and public property in French Polynesia: challenges and solutions

Scientific Editor Marc Deben, a professor at the University of French Polynesia, Vice-Chairman of the Board Administration of the University of French Polynesia

- The Public Domain in French Polynesia
Sabine Bazile, a doctoral student at the University of French Polynesia.

- The public maritime domain: the example of Moorea. Feral
Francis, a professor at the University Perpignan and Bertrand Cazalet, PhD in Public Law (University of Perpignan)

What Is The Red Flower Pin That British Wear

IV - THE FIELD and public property in French Polynesia: challenges and solutions

Scientific Editor Marc Deben, a professor at the University of French Polynesia, Vice-Chairman of the Board Administration of the University of French Polynesia

- The Public Domain in French Polynesia
Sabine Bazile, a doctoral student at the University of French Polynesia.

- The public maritime domain: the example of Moorea. Feral
Francis, a professor at the University Perpignan and Bertrand Cazalet, PhD in Public Law (University of Perpignan)

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V - ACCESS TO LAW

Guy Ripoll - President of the Court of First Instance of Papeete

- Ordinance No. 2007-392 of 22 March 2007 extension and adaptation in French Polynesia of Act No. 91647 of 10 July 1991 on legal aid - CAD - House of justice and law - access points to the right.

*

"What is that access to law ?
Any person, whatever his age, nationality, living or where she lives, is power outside of any trial:
- Know your rights and obligations,
- be informed on how to enforce them or to perform its obligations .

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V - ACCESS TO LAW

Guy Ripoll - President of the Court of First Instance of Papeete

- Ordinance No. 2007-392 of 22 March 2007 extension and adaptation in French Polynesia of Act No. 91647 of 10 July 1991 on legal aid - CAD - House of justice and law - access points to the right.

*

"What is that access to law ?
Any person, whatever his age, nationality, living or where she lives, is power outside of any trial:
- Know your rights and obligations,
- be informed on how to enforce them or to perform its obligations .

What Is The Best Blonde Hair Color From Igora

V - ACCESS TO LAW

Guy Ripoll - President of the Court of First Instance of Papeete

- Ordinance No. 2007-392 of 22 March 2007 extension and adaptation in French Polynesia of Act No. 91647 of 10 July 1991 on legal aid - CAD - House of justice and law - access points to the right.

*

"What is that access to law ?
Any person, whatever his age, nationality, living or where she lives, is power outside of any trial:
- Know your rights and obligations,
- be informed on how to enforce them or to perform its obligations .

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VI - Action Haamaramaramaraa door open (all day access to the right)

Meeting with professionals Land area (notaries, judges, engineers surveyors, lawyers, etc.)..
Organization: Students and Tahitian language interpreters (university land in French Polynesia - anthropology, sociology and law of land - degree awarded to the University of French Polynesia) Diffusion

a booklet on "the affairs of earth" in French Polynesia, containing sheets with the legal profession, the courthouse and factsheets (boundary, building permits, right of inheritance, partition, expropriation, etc. .).

Tall Women Blospot.com

VI - Action Haamaramaramaraa door open (all day access to the right)

Meeting with professionals Land area (notaries, judges, engineers surveyors, lawyers, etc.)..
Organization: Students and Tahitian language interpreters (university land in French Polynesia - anthropology, sociology and law of land - degree awarded to the University of French Polynesia) Diffusion

a booklet on "the affairs of earth" in French Polynesia, containing sheets with the legal profession, the courthouse and factsheets (boundary, building permits, right of inheritance, partition, expropriation, etc. .).

Tall Women Blospot.com

VI - Action Haamaramaramaraa door open (all day access to the right)

Meeting with professionals Land area (notaries, judges, engineers surveyors, lawyers, etc.)..
Organization: Students and Tahitian language interpreters (university land in French Polynesia - anthropology, sociology and law of land - degree awarded to the University of French Polynesia) Diffusion

a booklet on "the affairs of earth" in French Polynesia, containing sheets with the legal profession, the courthouse and factsheets (boundary, building permits, right of inheritance, partition, expropriation, etc. .).