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Is it complicated in France to rent one of my fields to neighbours for their horses?
Rural land contracts provide tenants with many rights
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What restrictions are introduced when France faces a heatwave?
Local authorities can implement several temporary rules during hot weather
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Are we responsible if we let neighbours use our French pool when away?
Pool ‘squatting’ is an increasingly worrying problem for owners
Do hunters need ongoing medical tests in France?
Do hunters in France have to undergo any regular medical tests to keep their hunting licences?
A medical certificate, not more than two months old, stating you have no physical or mental health problems (visual or hearing impairments, problems with movement, balance or coordination etc) incompatible with using a firearm, is required when applying for the first time for a hunting certificate (permis de chasse).
Once the certificate has been obtained, the holder is not required to undergo any regular tests.
A recent law requires hunters to undergo an update on hunting safety regulations every 10 years, but there are no current plans for ongoing medical tests.
This contrasts with many other sports, where clubs typically require a medical every three years, or in some cases annually (eg. combat sports, rugby or shooting sports).
