Any element of remuneration that varies with the number or value of business transactions constitutes a commission within the meaning of this chapter.
Articles L. 134-6 to L. 134-9 apply when the agent is remunerated in whole or in part by the commission thus defined.
If the contract is silent, the commercial agent is entitled to remuneration in accordance with customary practice, in the sector of activity covered by his mandate, where he carries on his activity. In the absence of custom, the commercial agent is entitled to reasonable remuneration that takes into account all elements relating to the transaction.