French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter IV: Decisions and appeals.
Article R464-27
The Public Prosecutor's Office may take notice of cases in which it considers it should intervene.
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The Public Prosecutor's Office may take notice of cases in which it considers it should intervene.
Decisions taken by the rapporteur general of the Autorité de la concurrence pursuant to Article L. 463-4 granting protection of business secrecy or refusing to lift such secrecy may only be appealed t…
Under penalty of nullity, the summons shall contain, in addition to the particulars prescribed for bailiff's documents, a statement of the pleas relied on in support of the application for a stay. Und…
The Court of Appeal shall rule within one month of the appeal. An appeal in cassation may be lodged within one month of notification of the court's ruling.
Before the Court of Appeal or its first president, the parties defend themselves. They have the option of being assisted or represented by a lawyer.The Minister responsible for the economy is represen…
…Article 132-19 and Article 132-25 of the Criminal Code, as well as by 1°, 2° and 3° of I of Article 464-2, Article 474 and the article 723-15 of this code shall be assessed taking into account, where…
…e disclosure is made in accordance with the provisions of Chapter III of Title VIII and Articles L. 464-10, L. 490-13 and L. 490-14.The professional secrecy imposed on the members of the College and t…
…od of two months, propose commitments to the Commission, under the conditions set out in Article L. 464-2.II.-If the undertaking or group of undertakings contests the finding made under the conditions…
In the case referred to in Article 464, first paragraph, if it is a common law offence or a military offence provided for in Book III of the Code of Military Justice and if the sentence handed down is…
…g of the criminal court ruling in accordance with the provisions of the fourth paragraph of article 464, of which the victim will be informed of the date, to enable the victim to act as a civil party.…
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