French Commercial codeIn force
Section 7 : Dissolution of sociétés anonymes.
Article L225-246
The early dissolution of the company is pronounced by the Extraordinary General Meeting.
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The early dissolution of the company is pronounced by the Extraordinary General Meeting.
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