Article R313-13
Failure to publicise the company's name shall render it unenforceable against third parties under the conditions set out inarticle 30 of the aforementioned Decree of 4 January 1955.
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Failure to publicise the company's name shall render it unenforceable against third parties under the conditions set out inarticle 30 of the aforementioned Decree of 4 January 1955.
The minimum notice period referred to in the second sentence of the first paragraph of article L. 313-12 is sixty days for all categories of credit.
Payment institutions and electronic money institutions that provide payment services are required to make available, on paper or on another durable medium, to their customers and to the public the gen…
The public bodies referred to in article L. 313-13 are State-owned industrial and commercial public bodies whose purpose authorises them to participate in the financing of economic activity.
The ceilings set in application of article L. 315-9 are as follows: 1° The maximum monetary value stored in electronic form and usable by means of a physical medium is set at 10,000 euros ; 2° The max…
For leasing transactions involving movable property, the leasing company shall request publication in the register referred to in Article R. 521-1 of the French Commercial Code, in accordance with the…
The issue by finance companies of the securities referred to in Articles L. 313-30 and L. 313-31 or the promissory notes referred to in Article L. 313-42 meets one or other of the following two condit…
Any person participating in one of the systems referred to in Article R. 330-1 is required to provide any requesting party with information about the system and its operating rules, where such request…
…and rectification provided for respectively in articles 39 and 40 of the aforementioned Act of 6 January 1978 may be exercised with the Banque de France and the persons having appointed or mandated th…
Silence on the part of the administration shall constitute a decision to reject : 1° Applications for initial approval of the rules of a regulated market made pursuant to the third paragraph of Articl…
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