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French Commercial codeIn force
Sub-paragraph 2: Declarations to be made by legal entities

Article R123-68

The information relating to the establishment provided for in article R. 123-38, with the exception of those provided for in 8° for non-commercial legal entities, and in article R. 123-39.

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French Commercial codeIn force
Preliminary section: The single body responsible for business formalities

Article R123-6

Articles R. 112-11-1 to R. 112-11-4 of the Code des relations entre le public et l'administration (Code on relations between the public and the administration) are, unless otherwise provided for in th…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Sub-paragraph 2: Declarations to be made by legal entities

Article R123-65

The application for secondary registration shall state the information referred to in 1° and 2° of Article R. 123-237, as well as: 1° For companies, the information provided for in 1°, 2° and 4° of ar…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Sub-paragraph 2: Declarations to be made by legal entities

Article R123-62

Other legal entities whose registration is provided for by the provisions of 5° of Article L. 123-1 declare the information provided for in articles R. 123-54 to R. 123-59. The information required ma…

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Sub-paragraph 2: Declarations to be made by legal entities

Article R123-69

The obligation set out in article R. 123-66 includes:1° The total or partial cessation of activity within the jurisdiction of the court of the main registration, even in the absence of dissolution;2°…

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Sub-paragraph 2: Declarations to be made by legal entities

Article R123-60

In its application for registration, the economic interest group declares:1° As regards the person:a) The name of the grouping, followed, where applicable, by its acronym;b) The address of its registe…

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French Commercial codeIn force
TITLE IV: The business.

Article R141-6

For the application of articles L. 141-8, L. 141-9 and L. 141-10, the domicile declared is the domicile elected by the creditors in their entries.

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter I: Brokers.

Article R131-6

Honorary membership may be conferred on a sworn broker who has retired by resignation after twenty years of practising the profession. The decision is taken in the forms and according to the procedure…

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French Commercial codeIn force
TITLE II: Traders.

Article R128-6

The following may be recipients of information and personal data recorded in the national file of persons prohibited from managing: 1° Pursuant to 3° of Article L. 128-2 :a) Judicial police officers o…

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French Commercial codeIn force
TITLE III: Brokers, commission agents, carriers and commercial agents.

Article R134-6

Before commencing their activities, commercial agents must be registered in a special register held at the clerk's office of the commercial court within whose jurisdiction they are domiciled. They sha…

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