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A debtor who has not made his choice known must, if one of the performances becomes impossible, perform one of the others.
If it results from force majeure, the impossibility of performing the chosen service discharges the debtor.
A creditor who has not made his choice known must, if one of the performances becomes impossible to perform as a result of force majeure, be satisfied with one of the others.
When the performances become impossible, the debtor is discharged only if the impossibility arises, for each of them, from a case of force majeure.
The provisions of article R. 2151-11 apply.
I.-The single body mentioned in article L. 123-33 enables companies to carry out all the formalities and procedures required to access and carry out their business. To this end, it receives the single…
The single body shall inform the registrant of any technical difficulties concerning the sending of its file by it to the recipient bodies or, where applicable, to the authorities authorised to issue…
An order of the ministers responsible for justice, the economy, social affairs, agriculture and labour specifies the list of declarations referred to in 1° of I of article R. 123-1 that must be filed…
The single body may not keep beyond a period of three years the declarations whose information is intended to be entered in the National Register of Companies, as well as the documents relating theret…
The declaration sent to the single body interrupts the time limits with regard to that body. The bodies and authorities to which the declarations and applications for authorisation are sent are solely…
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