French Commercial codeIn force
Section 3: Operation and control.
Article L522-20
Operators of general shops may pledge goods they receive on deposit or negotiate warrants representing them.
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Operators of general shops may pledge goods they receive on deposit or negotiate warrants representing them.
…ue on the amount of the shares and stocks subscribed by him. The mandataire judiciaire shall communicate to the juge-commissaire and the public prosecutor's office the observations forwarded to him at…
Notwithstanding the provisions of the third paragraph of Article L. 626-27, if the debtor's payments cease during the implementation of the plan, the court that approved the plan decides, after receiv…
Asset transfers carried out pursuant to Articles L. 642-18 and L. 642-19 are subject to the prohibitions set out in the first paragraph of Article L. 642-3. However, the juge-commissaire may, at the r…
Sentencing judgments and rulings issued pursuant to this chapter shall be published at the expense of the convicted person.
Commercial court judges shall take care to prevent or immediately put an end to situations of conflict of interest. A conflict of interest is any situation of interference between a public interest an…
The Chairman of the National Commission has the casting vote in the event of a tie. The decisions of the national commission shall indicate the number of votes in favour and against, as well as any ab…
…nagement organisation must publish the following information without delay on its website, in a dedicated and identifiable section: -the date of the approval order; -the exploitation rights covered by…
I.-A referral sent to the Autorité de régulation de la communication audiovisuelle et numérique by a rights holder under the conditions provided for in I of Article L. 331-27 shall be made by register…
…nt of receipt.The judgment given by the Court of Appeal on the appeal shall be notified to the applicant and to the person in charge of the tasks falling within the remit of the National Plant Variety…
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