Let G, G' be Lie groups, X a manifold of class C^r and suppose that G (resp. G') operates on X on the left (resp. right), with (gx)g′=g(xg′) for all x∈X,g∈G,g′∈G′. Let t∈T(s)(G), t′∈T(s′)(G′), t′′∈T(s′′)(X), with s+s′+s′′≤r. Then
(t∗t′′)∗t′=t∗(t′′∗t′).
(t∗t′′)∗t′ (resp. t∗(t′′∗t′)) is the image of t⊗t′′⊗t′ under the mapping (g,x,g′)↦(gx)g′ (resp. g(xg′)) of G×X×G′ into X.
Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.