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French Commercial codeIn force
TITLE VI: General procedural provisions.

Article L661-9

If the judgement is overturned requiring the case to be referred back to the court, the court of appeal may open a new observation period. This period is for a maximum of three months. In the event of…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: Realisation of assets.

Article L642-2

I.-Where the court considers that the sale of all or part of the business is conceivable, it shall authorise the business to continue and shall set the time limit within which takeover offers must rea…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: Realisation of assets.

Article L642-4

The liquidator or the administrator, where one has been appointed, shall provide the court with all information required to verify the serious nature of the offer and the third-party status of its aut…

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Chapter II: Realisation of assets.

Article L642-24

The liquidator may, with the authorisation of the juge-commissaire and with the debtor heard or duly summoned, compromise and settle all disputes of collective interest to the creditors, even those re…

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TITLE IV: Judicial liquidation and professional recovery.

Article L644-2

As an exception to the provisions of Article L. 642-19, where the simplified procedure is decided pursuant to Article L. 641-2, the liquidator shall sell the movable assets by mutual agreement or at p…

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TITLE IV: Judicial liquidation and professional recovery.

Article L645-8

The judicial representative or the person chosen on the basis of the first paragraph of II of article L. 812-2 or on the basis of III of the same article, immediately informs known creditors of the op…

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TITLE V: Liabilities and sanctions.

Article L653-5

…rticle L. 653-1 against whom one of the following facts has been established: 1° Having exercised a commercial, craft or agricultural activity or a function of management or administration of a legal…

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TITLE V: Liabilities and sanctions.

Article L653-7

In the cases provided for in Articles L. 653-3 to L. 653-6 and L. 653-8, the matter is referred to the court by the judicial representative, the liquidator or the public prosecutor. In the collective…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: Realisation of assets.

Article L642-17

If the tenant-manager fails to perform his obligation to acquire within the conditions and time limits set by the plan, the court, ex officio or at the request of the liquidator or the public prosecut…

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French Commercial codeIn force
TITLE V: Liabilities and sanctions.

Article L651-2

Where the judicial liquidation of a legal entity reveals a shortfall in assets, the court may, in the event of mismanagement having contributed to the shortfall in assets, decide that the amount of th…

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