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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter VIII: National register of persons prohibited from managing assets

Article L128-1

In order to combat fraud, prevent the commission of the offences provided for in the articles 434-40-1 du code pénal et L. 654-15 of this code and to promote the enforcement of management ban measures…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Chapter VIII: Insurance against technological disasters

Article L128-1

In the event of an accident at an installation covered by Title I of Book V of the Environmental Code and damaging a large number of properties, the state of technological disaster is declared by a de…

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Chapter VIII: Insurance against technological disasters.

Article R128-1

A state of technological disaster is declared in the event of an accident rendering more than five hundred homes uninhabitable. The prefect appoints the departments responsible for gathering the infor…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter VIII: National register of persons prohibited from managing assets

Article R128-1

The Conseil national des greffiers des tribunaux de commerce may entrust the implementation of the national file of those prohibited from managing to the group mentioned in a of article R. 741-5 actin…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Chapter IV: Sale of real estate and businesses belonging to minors under guardianship or adults under guardianship.

Article 1281

There shall be no derogation from the respective jurisdiction of the various public officers with regard to the sale of businesses.

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter VIII: National register of persons prohibited from managing assets

Article L128-3

Consultations of the file referred to in Article L. 128-1 shall be recorded, including the consultant's identifier and the date and time of the consultation.

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Chapter VIII: Insurance against technological disasters.

Article R128-3

Goods for professional use placed in residential premises are not eligible for compensation under articles L. 128-1 and L. 128-2.

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French Insurance CodeIn force
Chapter VIII: Insurance against technological disasters.

Article R128-4

When the amount of compensation paid to the victim under articles L. 128-1 to L. 128-3 : 1° Is less than 2,000 euros, in respect of damages other than those affecting a land motor vehicle;2° Is less t…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter VIII: National register of persons prohibited from managing assets

Article L128-2

The clerks of the commercial courts and the clerks of the civil courts ruling on commercial matters shall have permanent access to the file mentioned in Article L. 128-1.The following may be recipient…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter VIII: National register of persons prohibited from managing assets

Article R128-2

The measures mentioned in the third paragraph of article L. 128-1 are entered on the national file of those prohibited from managing by the registrar of the commercial court responsible for keeping th…

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