Article L131-1
In this chapter, the term "banker" refers to credit institutions and institutions, departments or persons authorised to maintain accounts from which cheques may be drawn.
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In this chapter, the term "banker" refers to credit institutions and institutions, departments or persons authorised to maintain accounts from which cheques may be drawn.
…eturn without charge", "without protest", or any other equivalent clause, inscribed on the document and signed, exempt the bearer, in order to exercise his remedies, from having a protest drawn up. Th…
Any obligor against whom recourse is taken or who is exposed to recourse may demand, against reimbursement, the return of the cheque with the protest and an acquitted account. Any endorser who has rei…
No legal or judicial extension of the deadline is permitted, except in the cases provided for in Article L. 511-61 of the French Commercial Code.
Where the account holder is a sole trader with limited liability, the provisions of this section apply :- to accounts relating to unrestricted assets where the payment incident is the result of a cheq…
Bills of exchange are governed by Articles L. 511-1 to L. 511-81 of the French Commercial Code.
…available to the payment service user in accordance with the agreed procedures, as soon as possible and, in any event, within a period which may not exceed that provided for in Article L. 133-13, and…
Any change, as a result of the introduction of the euro, in the composition or definition of a variable rate or an index referred to in an agreement shall have no effect on the application of that agr…
Legal tender banknotes are issued in accordance with Article L. 141-5. The legal tender status of a given type of banknote denominated in francs may be withdrawn by decree on a proposal from the Banqu…
The endorsement may also be made for the benefit of the drawer or any other obligor. These persons may endorse the cheque again.
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