When several members express their wish to acquire, they are, unless otherwise agreed or stipulated, deemed to be acquirers in proportion to the number of shares they previously held.
If no member wishes to acquire the shares, the company may arrange for them to be acquired by a third party appointed unanimously by the other members or in accordance with the procedures laid down in the Articles of Association. The company may also buy back the shares with a view to cancelling them.
The name of the proposed acquirer or acquirers, whether members or third parties, or the company’s offer to buy back the shares, as well as the price offered, shall be notified to the transferor. In the event of a dispute, on the price, it shall be set in accordance with the provisions of article 1843-4, all without prejudice to the transferor’s right to retain his shares.