French Commercial codeIn force
Paragraph 1: The constitution.
Article R814-114
Company shares may not be pledged as collateral. Their nominal amount may not be less than 150 euros.
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Company shares may not be pledged as collateral. Their nominal amount may not be less than 150 euros.
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