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Showing 52715280 of 13560 articles for Art. UK Commercial Agents Regs 1993

French Commercial codeIn force
Paragraph 1: Formation of the company.

Article R743-81

A natural person holding the office of a commercial court clerk may form a professional non-trading company which may be appointed to that office with: One or more natural persons who meet the conditi…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Paragraph 1: Formation, registration and commencement of business of the company.

Article R743-36

If the articles of association are drawn up by private deed, as many originals are drawn up as are necessary to provide each partner with a copy and to comply with the provisions of articles R. 743-32…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Paragraph 2: Operation of the company.

Article R743-45

Any change in the distribution or number of shares or corporate units held by the members, whether or not they practise the profession whose practice constitutes the corporate purpose of the company,…

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Paragraph 4: Nullity, dissolution and liquidation of the company.

Article R743-66

The dismissal of all the members of the company or of the company shall automatically result in the dissolution of the company by the extinction of its objects. The decision to dismiss them shall reco…

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Paragraph 4: Nullity, dissolution and liquidation of the company.

Article R743-68-1

The company is dissolved ipso jure when all the members exercising their functions within the company simultaneously cease to exercise their functions under the conditions provided for in article L. 7…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 3: Entry into office, age limit and honorary membership

Article R742-31-1

The application for authorisation to extend the activity provided for in article L. 741-1 is submitted to the Minister of Justice, by tele-procedure on the Ministry of Justice website, no later than t…

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Subsection 1: Inspection.

Article R743-3

…eil national des greffiers des tribunaux de commerce; they shall be recovered from the clerk of the commercial court inspected if the latter is the subject of a disciplinary sanction. The staff of the…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 1: Provisions common to the various companies.

Article R743-29

The company holds the office of a commercial court clerk. Its registered office is that of the office. The company is given the name "company holding an office of clerk of the commercial court".

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French Commercial codeIn force
Paragraph 4: Nullity, dissolution and liquidation of the company.

Article R743-79

Unless the company is dissolved by the effect of its dismissal, the liquidator shall exercise on behalf of the company the right of presentation provided for in Article 91 of the Finance Act of 28 Apr…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Paragraph 2: Operation of the company.

Article R743-91

Decisions which exceed the powers of the managing partners are taken by the partners meeting in general meeting. The partners hold at least one annual general meeting. Other meetings may be held at th…

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