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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Title II: Provisions specific to the Department of Mayotte

Article 892

For the application of articles 491 and 492, the time limits for lodging an objection are ten days if the accused resides in the département, and one month if they reside outside the département.

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: The company during the observation period.

Article R622-26

Litigation and civil enforcement proceedings suspended pursuant to the second paragraph of Article L. 622-28 shall be pursued on the initiative of the creditors benefiting from guarantees mentioned in…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: The company during the observation period.

Article R622-24

…is two months from the publication of the opening judgment in the Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales. The same period applies to the information provided for in the third paragrap…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter IV: Determination of the debtor's assets.

Article R624-18

The period mentioned in article R. 228-26 is applicable to the formal notice provided for in the second paragraph of Article L. 622-20.

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: The company during the observation period.

Article R622-21

The mandataire judiciaire, within fifteen days of the opening judgment, shall notify known creditors of having to declare their claims to him within the period mentioned in Article R. 622-24. The co-c…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter IV: Determination of the debtor's assets.

Article R624-17

For the application of the second paragraph of article L. 622-20, the mandataire judiciaire shall give formal notice to the defaulting member or shareholder by registered letter with acknowledgement o…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: The company during the observation period.

Article R622-25

When the official receiver has relieved the creditor of its foreclosure after the filing of the list of claims provided for in Article L. 624-1 and its decision has become final, it shall rule on the…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: The company during the observation period.

Article R622-23

In addition to the information provided for in Article L. 622-25, the statement of claim contains:1° The elements likely to prove the existence and the amount of the claim if it does not result from a…

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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: The company during the observation period.

Article R622-22

…application of the sixth paragraph of Article L. 622-24, creditors whose claims, properly arising after the opening judgment other than those mentioned in I of Article L. 622-17, result from a success…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
TITLE VI: MUNICIPALITIES IN OVERSEAS DEPARTMENTS

Article R2561-1

The provisions of Chapters III and IV of Title I of Book I of this Part shall not apply to the communes of the departments of Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Mayotte, and Réunion..

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