French Commercial code
In forceThe emoluments due to the clerks of the commercial courts for drawing up and checking the conformity of the deeds of their department are subject to the following provisions.
They include remuneration for all work, care, diligence and formalities relating to the deed or procedure in question.
The diligence involved in each transmission of an instrument, decision or document, by hand delivery against receipt or by secure electronic means, shall give rise to a fee set by an order made pursuant to Article L. 444-3, with the exception of the transmission of an extract from the commercial register, by secure electronic means, for which this remuneration is equal to another fee determined under the same conditions. When the transmission is made in another form, the disbursements, including postage and telephone costs, are reimbursed to the court clerk for their actual amount, unless a flat-rate transmission fee has been provided for by an order made pursuant to article L. 444-3.
No remuneration or reimbursement of any expenses shall be due to the registrar in respect of the transmissions, provided for in article R. 123-7, to the single body mentioned in article R. 123-1, with the exception of any databases that he may have developed in the context of the private use of the data concerned.
