Article L173-20
Goods may be surrendered if they are : 1° totally lost ;2° Lost or damaged up to three quarters of their value;3° Sold en route due to material damage to the insured objects as a result of a covered r…
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Goods may be surrendered if they are : 1° totally lost ;2° Lost or damaged up to three quarters of their value;3° Sold en route due to material damage to the insured objects as a result of a covered r…
The General Meeting that has decided on a capital reduction not motivated by losses may authorise the Board of Directors or the Management Board, as the case may be, to purchase a specific number of s…
Shareholders may be authorised, under the same conditions, to pay the company the amortised amount of their shares, increased, where applicable, by the first dividend or the statutory interest for the…
A capital reduction is authorised or decided by the Extraordinary General Meeting, which may delegate to the Board of Directors or the Management Board, as the case may be, all powers to carry it out.…
When the meeting approves a proposed capital reduction not motivated by losses, the representative of the bondholders' group and the creditors whose claims predate the date on which the minutes of the…
…l shares and fully or partially amortised shares, or into unequally amortised shares, the General Meeting of shareholders may decide, under the conditions required for amending the Articles of Associa…
…or the needs of national defence, inventions, which are the subject of patent applications or patents. Failing amicable agreement, the expropriation compensation shall be fixed by the judicial court.…
…he hearing. The consultant may be authorised to put questions to the parties or their representatives.
…ularly in the event of dismissal, by order of the protection litigation judge under the conditions set out in Article 1343-5 of the Civil Code. The order may decide that, during the period of grace, t…
…tate is opened. This valuation is carried out as necessary by an expert chosen by mutual agreement between the creditor and the borrower or appointed at their request.Failing this, and notwithstanding…
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