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Subsection 1: Appeals provided for in Article L. 464-8.

Article R464-14

As soon as it is notified of the appeal, the Autorité de la concurrence shall transmit to the court registry the case file, which shall include the investigation minutes and reports, the objections, t…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Section 3a: Appeals to the Paris Court of Appeal against notifications made by the Competition Authority

Article R464-24-9

By way of derogation from the provisions of Title VI of Book II of the Code of Civil Procedure, the appeals provided for in Article L. 464-8-2 shall be lodged, investigated and judged in accordance wi…

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Section 4: Provisions common to all applications

Article R464-29

Decisions taken by the rapporteur general of the Autorité de la concurrence pursuant to Article L. 463-4 granting protection of business secrecy or refusing to lift such secrecy may only be appealed t…

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TITLE IX: Miscellaneous provisions

Article R490-1

When the Minister responsible for the economy intervenes on the basis of article L. 490-8, he is exempt from representation by a lawyer.

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TITLE IX: Miscellaneous provisions

Article R490-7

…est information from the European Commission pursuant to the provisions of Article 15(1) of Council Regulation (EC) No 1/2003 of 16 December 2002 on the implementation of the rules on competition laid…

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Section 2: Protests.

Article R511-3

On the copies of the protests, the surname of the acceptor of the bill of exchange, the subscriber of the promissory note or the drawer of the cheque shall be entered in capital letters. The bailiff o…

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Subsection 1: Initial registrations

Article R521-5

The entry is made in a register kept by the competent registrar. This registrar shall be, as the case may be, the registrar of the commercial court, the registrar of the judicial court ruling on comme…

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Section 4: Business secrecy.

Article R463-15

…made aware of them for the purposes of the debate before the Authority, he shall inform, either by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, or via a secure electronic document exchange plat…

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Subsection 1: Appeals provided for in Article L. 464-8.

Article R464-15

…does not contain a statement of the grounds of appeal relied upon, the applicant shall file at the Registry, on pain of being declared null and void, written observations containing such statement wi…

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Subsection 3: Applications for a stay of execution.

Article R464-23

Under penalty of nullity, the summons shall contain, in addition to the particulars prescribed for bailiff's documents, a statement of the pleas relied on in support of the application for a stay. Und…

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