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Article Annexe 6-4 of the French Commercial code

Article Annexe 6-4 of the French Commercial code

JURISDICTIONS WITH JURISDICTION IN THE OVERSEAS DEPARTMENTS FOR THE JURISDICTION, IN APPLICATION OF ARTICLE L. 610-1,
PROCEDURES APPLICABLE TO PERSONS WHO ARE NOT TRADERS OR CRAFTSMEN

DEPARTEMENT

JURISDICTION

RESSORT

Guadeloupe.

Tribunal judiciaire de Basse-Terre.

Ressort du tribunal judiciaire.

Tribunal judiciaire de Pointe-à-Pitre.

Ressort du tribunal judiciaire.

Guyane.

Cayenne judicial court.

The department.

Martinique.

Fort-de-France judicial court.

The department.

Mayotte

Tribunal judiciaire de Mamoudzou

The department

Réunion.

Tribunal judiciaire de Saint-Denis.

Resort of the tribunal judiciaire.

Tribunal judiciaire de Saint-Pierre.

Resort of the tribunal judiciaire.

Original in French 🇫🇷
Article Annexe 6-4

JURIDICTIONS COMPÉTENTES DANS LES DÉPARTEMENTS D’OUTRE-MER POUR CONNAÎTRE, EN APPLICATION DE L’ARTICLE L. 610-1,
DES PROCÉDURES APPLICABLES AUX PERSONNES QUI NE SONT NI COMMERÇANTS NI ARTISANS

DÉPARTEMENT

JURIDICTION

RESSORT

Guadeloupe.

Tribunal judiciaire de Basse-Terre.

Ressort du tribunal judiciaire.

Tribunal judiciaire de Pointe-à-Pitre.

Ressort du tribunal judiciaire.

Guyane.

Tribunal judiciaire de Cayenne.

Le département.

Martinique.

Tribunal judiciaire de Fort-de-France.

Le département.

Mayotte

Tribunal judiciaire de Mamoudzou

Le département

Réunion.

Tribunal judiciaire de Saint-Denis.

Ressort du tribunal judiciaire.

Tribunal judiciaire de Saint-Pierre.

Ressort du tribunal judiciaire.

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