How the agreements , contracts and laws are treated in france? For example: when we talk about agreements, is everything written on papers or its trusted ? And the same for contracts, is it obliged to have contracts between the persons responsible or there is trust in this subject? And when we are talking about the laws, are they important, stricts and taken into concideration by all the french society or there is some people who don't obey for it? So in conclusion, I want to know the legal and ethical differences in francethank you...

Sounds exactly like a homework question to me.

Yes its an english course in which we have to make a presentation as a group for many french attitude and cultures... so any help?

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Yes its an english course in which we have to make a presentation as a group for many french attitude and cultures... so any help?

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What do you have so far... we will help you with them... but we will not do them for your.

Yes I'm not telling you to do them for me of course... what I have right now is that the french culture is obeying the laws right and all the contracts are written to be comfirmed and all these famous Google answers but I want to know what the reality is.. that's why I had to ask this question in this site because I want to know some details and examples about my subject
Thank you for answering !

People in France are no different than any where, some can be trusted and others are crooks. If everyone in France could be trusted, they would have no police or jails.

France holds true in all legal and cultural aspects the same as any other country in the European Union.

I find your question odd because why would they not be in this day and age ?

Thank You for Ur answer!