Article L3136-2
The concession granting authority may terminate the concession contract in the event of force majeure.
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The concession granting authority may terminate the concession contract in the event of force majeure.
…overed by the concession contract are defined by reference to technical and functional specifications.
When a third party against whom grounds for exclusion exist is presented by the concessionaire at the stage of execution of the concession contract, the conceding authority requires his replacement by…
The parties to a private law concession contract may have recourse to a third party conciliator or mediator under the conditions laid down by the provisions of Chapter I of Title VI of Book I and Chap…
When concluded by contracting authorities, concession contracts the principal purpose of which is to permit the provision or operation of public electronic communications networks or the provision to…
…ncession contract, to deal with difficulties arising from the occurrence of exceptional circumstances.
When they are concluded by contracting entities, concession contracts concluded by contracting entities in a Member State of the European Union or in a specific geographical area of a Member State are…
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…
…upervisory board or, under the conditions defined in section 3 of this chapter, from the shareholders..
…e continued operation of the company. The statutory auditor, if any, shall be informed of the answers.
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