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Article L611-10-2 of the French Commercial code

People who are co-obligated or who have granted a personal surety or who have assigned or transferred an asset as collateral may avail themselves of the measures granted to the debtor pursuant to the fifth paragraph of Article L. 611-7 or the second paragraph of Article L. 611-10-1 as well as the provisions of the recorded or homologated agreement.

The approved agreement results in the automatic lifting of any ban on issuing cheques in accordance with Article L. 131-73 of the Monetary and Financial Code, implemented on the occasion of the rejection of a cheque issued prior to the opening of the conciliation procedure. Where the debtor is a limited liability sole trader, this prohibition is lifted on accounts relating to the assets covered by the proceedings.

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Article L611-10-2

Les personnes coobligées ou ayant consenti une sûreté personnelle ou ayant affecté ou cédé un bien en garantie peuvent se prévaloir des mesures accordées au débiteur en application du cinquième alinéa de l’article L. 611-7 ou du deuxième alinéa de l’article L. 611-10-1 ainsi que des dispositions de l’accord constaté ou homologué.

L’accord homologué entraîne la levée de plein droit de toute interdiction d’émettre des chèques conformément à l’article L. 131-73 du code monétaire et financier, mise en œuvre à l’occasion du rejet d’un chèque émis avant l’ouverture de la procédure de conciliation. Lorsque le débiteur est un entrepreneur individuel à responsabilité limitée, cette interdiction est levée sur les comptes afférents au patrimoine visé par la procédure.

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