Article L145-14
…to renew the lease. However, the lessor must, subject to the exceptions set out in articles L. 145-17 et seq, pay the evicted tenant a so-called eviction indemnity equal to the loss caused by the fai…
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…to renew the lease. However, the lessor must, subject to the exceptions set out in articles L. 145-17 et seq, pay the evicted tenant a so-called eviction indemnity equal to the loss caused by the fai…
The renewal of leases concerning buildings owned by the State, local authorities and public establishments may not be refused without the owning authority being required to pay the eviction compensati…
In the event of eviction, the premises must be returned to the lessor on expiry of a period of three months following the date of payment of the eviction compensation to the lessee himself or notifica…
…s L. 145-47, L. 145-48 or L. 145-49 may waive it by notifying the lessor by extrajudicial act or by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, in which case the lessor shall bear all the costs…
All actions brought under this chapter shall be barred after two years.
…at exercise. The information thus obtained or disclosed remains protected as a business secret with regard to persons other than the employees or their representatives who have had knowledge of it.
When one of the conditions mentioned in article L. 210-10 is not complied with, or when the opinion of the independent third-party body concludes that one or more of the social and environmental objec…
Twice a year, the limited partners have the right to be shown the company's books and documents and to ask questions in writing about the company's management, which must also be answered in writing.
The parties may, when the lessee takes up the premises, derogate from the provisions of this chapter provided that the total term of the lease or successive leases does not exceed three years. On expi…
A lessor who, without being opposed to the principle of renewal, wishes to obtain a change in the lease price must, in the notice provided for in article L. 145-9 or in the response to the renewal req…
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