Article L131-9
Cheques may be made payable at the domicile of a third party either in the locality where the drawee is domiciled or in another locality, provided that the third party is a bank or a postal cheque cen…
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Cheques may be made payable at the domicile of a third party either in the locality where the drawee is domiciled or in another locality, provided that the third party is a bank or a postal cheque cen…
The endorsement must be written on the cheque or on a sheet of paper attached to it, known as an allonge. It must be signed by the endorser. The endorser's signature is affixed either by hand or by an…
Where the endorsement contains the words "valeur en recouvrement", "pour encaissement", "par procuration", or any other words implying a simple mandate, the bearer may exercise all the rights arising…
To obtain a second lost cheque, the owner of the cheque must contact the immediate endorser, who is required to lend his name and care to act towards his own endorser, going from endorser to endorser…
With the exception of bearer cheques, any cheque issued in one country and payable in another country or in an overseas part of the same country and vice versa, or issued and payable in the same part…
…court or the court with commercial jurisdiction in the debtor's place of residence, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt; this formality must be completed within fifteen days of the d…
I. - A payment transaction is authorised if the payer has given his consent to its execution.However, the payer and his payment service provider may agree that the payer may give his consent to the pa…
As soon as he receives a payment instrument, the Payment Service User shall take all reasonable steps to safeguard the security of his personalised security data.He shall use the payment instrument in…
After informing the payment service provider or the entity designated by the latter, in accordance with article L. 133-17, for the purpose of blocking the payment instrument, the payer shall not bear…
…6 to L. 112-6-2 are recorded by agents designated by order of the Minister responsible for the budget. The debtor or the court-appointed agent having made a payment in breach of the same articles L.…
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