Article R442-8-3
Catastrophic risk arises when the debtor is prevented from honouring its commitments as a result of a disaster such as a cyclone, flood, tidal wave, earthquake or volcanic eruption in the debtor's cou…
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Catastrophic risk arises when the debtor is prevented from honouring its commitments as a result of a disaster such as a cyclone, flood, tidal wave, earthquake or volcanic eruption in the debtor's cou…
Monetary risks include transfer risk and foreign exchange risk.Transfer risk arises when political events, economic difficulties or legislative or administrative measures taken outside France prevent…
I. - The political risk guarantee may relate to the following two categories of contract:1° Any contract contributing directly or indirectly to an export transaction or loan contract entered into with…
The granting of the guarantee is subject to compliance by the purchasing French company with all of the following criteria: 1° It has, for at least one of the two financial years preceding the issue o…
In the absence of an explicit decision taken within two months, the administrative appeal lodged with the authorities mentioned in articles D. 312-3 and D. 312-7 is deemed to have been rejected on the…
The competent authority in the cases provided for in article R.* 632-2 is the State representative.
Article R.* 821-1 is applicable to Saint-Martin.
Article R.* 821-1 is applicable in French Polynesia.
Article R.* 821-1 is applicable in the Wallis and Futuna Islands.
Article R.* 821-1 is applicable to Saint-Barthélemy.
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