French Commercial code
In forceEach market has internal regulations drawn up by the manager and approved by the prefect responsible for policing the market.
The internal regulations provide in particular:
1° The hours of sale for each product and according to each sales practice as well as the hours of access to the market's ancillary facilities and activities;
2° The arrangements for user access to the market and those under which the manager may authorise other persons to enter;
3° The obligations of users, and in particular, for sellers, the obligation to declare to the market manager the tonnages received, the volume of sales, warehouse entries, stock movements and to keep accounts appropriate to the activities authorised on the market;
4° The conditions of use of common services, facilities or means made available to users by the market manager;
5° The arrangements for the manager's control of the facilities and operations carried out on the market;
6° The conditions under which authorisations and occupancy permits are granted and, where applicable, withdrawn or revoked;
7° The conditions under which the manager may, either at the request of the holder of the occupation permit or on his own initiative, in the interests of the hygiene or healthiness of the market or the proper operation of the service, modify the location giving rise to the occupation permit; the costs relating to the transfer are charged to the holder, if the transfer is carried out at his request, and to the manager, if it is carried out on the latter's initiative.
Any changes to the internal regulations are approved by the prefect responsible for policing the market.
