Article R611-36
The conciliator may ask the president of the court to terminate his mission if he considers that the proposals made by him to the debtor pursuant to the first paragraph of Article L. 611-7 and that it…
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The conciliator may ask the president of the court to terminate his mission if he considers that the proposals made by him to the debtor pursuant to the first paragraph of Article L. 611-7 and that it…
The terms of remuneration of the ad hoc agent, the conciliator, the agent for the execution of the agreement and the expert mentioned in article L. 611-14 include the criteria on the basis of which it…
I.-The examination fee provided for in VII of article…
I.-The fitness-to-fly fee provided for in II of article…
Subject to the proceedings initiated by the third party opposition referred to in Article L. 611-10, and apart from the judicial authority, to whom the approved agreement and the expert report may be…
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Subject to the provisions of the second paragraph, the fees mentioned in articles…
The president of the court may make use of the provisions of the fifth paragraph of
All applications for approval must be accompanied by the following documents: 1° A copy of the grouping's Articles of Association and, where applicable, its rules of procedure; 2° Proof that the forma…
In application of I of article L. 611-8, the agreement of the parties is recorded by an order of the president of the court, who has the executory clause affixed to it by the court clerk. The debtor's…
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