Article R621-1
The application to open safeguard proceedings is filed by the legal representative of the legal entity or by the individual debtor at the registry of the competent court. It sets out the nature of the…
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The application to open safeguard proceedings is filed by the legal representative of the legal entity or by the individual debtor at the registry of the competent court. It sets out the nature of the…
Natural or legal persons meeting the following conditions may apply for an increase in penalties under VI of Article L. 621-15 of the Monetary and Financial Code :1° No further appeal may be lodged ag…
Where it appears that the debtor does not meet the conditions required for the opening of safeguard proceedings, the court shall reject the application.
The court shall rule, where appropriate, on the report of the judge assigned to the case. The judge may not sit or take part in the deliberations. If the judgment cannot be rendered immediately, the p…
Challenges relating to the appointment of the employees' representative shall be referred to the judicial tribunal by petition.This petition shall only be admissible if it is made within two days of t…
Before a ruling is made on the opening of the proceedings, the court clerk, at the request of the president of the court, shall notify the legal representative of the debtor legal entity or the debtor…
The judgment opening the safeguard proceedings shall be mentioned together with an indication of the powers conferred on the administrator, where one has been appointed, in the register of commerce an…
Where, pursuant to articles L. 811-2 or L. 812-2, the court appoints a natural person to perform the duties of judicial administrator or judicial representative who is not registered on one of the lis…
In the opening judgment or at any time during the proceedings, the court may appoint a substitute official receiver to exercise the powers of the official receiver temporarily prevented from doing so.
The judgment opening the safeguard proceedings shall be notified to the debtor by the registrar within eight days of the date of the judgment.
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