Article L663-4
The official receiver is entitled, out of the debtor's assets, to reimbursement of his travel expenses.
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The official receiver is entitled, out of the debtor's assets, to reimbursement of his travel expenses.
The commercial court hears promissory notes bearing the signatures of both traders and non-traders at the same time. However, it is obliged to refer to the judicial court if it is requested to do so b…
…s the request to suspend, in whole or in part, the procedure for the realisation of the debtor's assets located on national territory, may order any provisional or protective measure likely to safegua…
…y, impose on the debtor a contribution intended to discharge the liabilities in the proportions it determines. To set the proportions of the contribution, the court will take into account the debtor's…
…tively: - the debtor insofar as it carries on the business in difficulty and is the owner of the assets and liabilities associated with that business, to the exclusion of all others; - the business ca…
A decree in Council of State shall specify the conditions of application of this chapter.
A decree in the Council of State shall specify the conditions of application of this title.
…the debtor, the administrator, the judicial representative, the coordinator and the public prosecutor.
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…mission are appointed and the procedures for its operation are laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
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