Article R4113-92
In the case provided for in article R. 4113-89, the sole member is automatically the liquidator.
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In the case provided for in article R. 4113-89, the sole member is automatically the liquidator.
When a court decision declares the company null and void or dissolves it, it appoints the liquidator.
In all cases other than those provided for in articles R. 4113-91 and R. 4113-92, or if in such cases the liquidator has not been appointed or has refused to accept his duties, the president of the ju…
…circumstances may the liquidator's duties be entrusted to a person who has been suspended or struck off the roll of the Association.
Several liquidators may be appointed.
In the event of dissolution on expiry of the term or by decision of the shareholders, the liquidator, if not designated in the Articles of Association, shall be appointed by the shareholders by a majo…
The liquidator convenes a meeting of the shareholders or their successors within three months of the end of each financial year and reports to them on his management of the Company's affairs. He shall…
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