With their beloved baguette already available 24 hours a day, it seems only logical that Parisians can now get the Bayonne ham and Basque pate that goes so well with the bread from the first meat vend. With their beloved baguette already available 24 hours a day, it seems only logical that Parisians can now get the Bayonne ham and Basque pate that goes so well with the bread from the first meat vending machine installed in the French capital. In a city filled with small shops where long lunches remain a crucial part of the French “art de vivre,” the gleaming red machine set up on the lively Rue de Charonne in eastern Paris seems a bit incongruous.The area has at least two dozen butcher’s Knotter Device shops and no shortage of meat, but that didn’t deter the owners of one of those shops, Florence and Michel Pouzol of “L’ami Txulette,” from investing 40,000 euros (45,000) to set up their project, selling vacuum-packed meat from the refrigerated machine.“We’re closed two days: Sundays and Mondays,” Florence Pouzol told The Associated Press. “So this is to cater for customers over the weekend.The idea was also to serve people after the shop’s closing hours. We close at 8 pm but some people leave work very late and find the shop closed when they walk past it.”L’ami Txulette specializes in products from the Basque Country. From their machine, which takes cash or credit cards, customers can also get a large choice of traditional delicatessen including duck confit and beef carpaccio. There are also faux-filet steaks on display, priced at 34 euros per kilogram.

Therefore, fact that the machine was not in use cannot be considered.Mr Panchal’s defence lawyer had contended that the machine was not in use since November 4, 2014, the date when certificate expired, and it was not rene-wed as the accused didn’t have intention to use it.A case under various sections of Pre Conception and Pre Natal Diagnostic Techniques Act was registered against Ishwar Panc-hal at the instance of K-ea-st Ward through Dr Bhup-endra Patil when on Nove-mber 25, 2014 it was found that the certificate for ultr-asound scanner machine at Mr Panchal’s centre had expired earlier that month. Mahadar held that it may be his intention of not using.On the other hand prosecution contended that in view of provision of section 19(3) of the Act the accused was bound to renew the same and he had no other option. On the other hand prosecution contended that in view of provision of section 19(3) of the Act the accused was bound to renew the same and he had Knotter Device no other option.A metropolitan magistrate court convicted a 70-year-old medical practitioner under the Pre Conception and Pre Natal Diagnostic Techniques, (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act 1994 and imposed a fine of Rs 15,000 on him for not renewing registration of his ultrasound scanner machine.U.U.After hearing arguments, magistrate S. However, it does not mean that he was exempted from renewal of registration. Mahadar held that it may be his intention of not using.After hearing arguments, magistrate S.Though the prosecution had not claimed that accused misused the machine or have conducted any illegal act of sex-determination but the court held that as per the Act it is mandatory for the owner to renew the registration of machine even if it was not under use.