Article R131-38
…ween sworn goods brokers, each may summon the other party to appear before the office of the National Council of Sworn Goods Brokers by simple letter, the original of which is deposited with the secre…
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…ween sworn goods brokers, each may summon the other party to appear before the office of the National Council of Sworn Goods Brokers by simple letter, the original of which is deposited with the secre…
The office of the Conseil national des courtiers de marchandises assermentés (National Council of Sworn Freight Brokers) hears complaints and claims from third parties, after having heard or duly summ…
The Banque de France shall provide bankers, finance companies, electronic money institutions and payment institutions, at their request, with information relating to cheque payment incidents recorded…
At least once a month, the Banque de France sends all bankers information on the lifting of bans resulting from new court rulings. Recipients are deemed to be aware of the lifting of bans no later tha…
A drawee who is presented with a cheque for payment issued on an account whose holder is subject to a ban implemented in connection with a previous incident must notify the Banque de France no later t…
The Banque de France will provide any magistrate or judicial police officer acting on the instructions of the public prosecutor or on a court order with a statement of payment incidents recorded in th…
The drawee notifies the Banque de France of the adjustment no later than the second business day following the justification. Where the account holder has been the subject of several non-payment notic…
All bankers must question the Banque de France before issuing cheque forms to a new account holder for the first time. The answers must be kept for two years.
…absence or inadequacy of the funds in reserve, and where the funds in reserve are insufficient to allow payment, the drawee must draw up a notice for the payee stating the precise reason for the refu…
The drawee must be able to prove, for a period of two years, the date on which it delivered or sent the cheque forms to the account holder.
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