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The Registrar shall notify the conciliator of the challenge request by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The letter of notification shall reproduce the second and third paragraphs of…
…eceipt sent at least fifteen days in advance. The note mentioned in the second paragraph of article R. 611-33 is attached to the summons sent to the conciliator. The first president or his delegate he…
If the conciliator acquiesces, he or she is replaced without delay.
If the challenge is accepted, the conciliator shall be replaced without delay.
…d. The order ruling on the application for challenge shall be notified by the registrar to the debtor. A copy of this decision shall also be delivered or sent to the conciliator.
The president of the court may make use of the provisions of the fifth paragraph of
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…
…ect to appeal.The order is communicated by the registrar to the conciliator and the public prosecutor.
In application of article L. 611-6, the debtor may request that the conciliator be challenged if the conciliator is in one of the following situations:
For the application of the penultimate paragraph of Article L. 611-7or the last paragraph of Article L. 611-10-1, the debtor summons the creditor referred to in these provisions before the president o…
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