Proposals for the settlement of debts may relate to deadlines, remissions and conversions into securities giving or capable of giving access to capital. They are, as and when they are drawn up and under the supervision of the official receiver, communicated by the administrator to the judicial representative, the auditors and the social and economic committee.
Where the proposal relates to deadlines and discounts, the judicial representative shall obtain, individually or collectively, the agreement of each creditor who has declared his claim in accordance with Article L. 622-24. In the event of written consultation, failure to respond within thirty days of receipt of the letter from the mandataire judiciaire shall be deemed to constitute acceptance. These provisions are applicable to the institutions referred to in Article L. 143-11-4 of the Labour Code for the sums mentioned in the fourth paragraph of Article L. 622-24, even if their claims have not yet been declared. They are also made to the creditors mentioned in the first paragraph of Article L. 626-6 when the proposal submitted to them relates exclusively to payment deadlines.
Where the proposal relates to a conversion into securities giving or capable of giving access to capital, the mandataire judiciaire shall obtain, individually and in writing, the agreement of each creditor who has declared his claim in accordance with Article L. 622-24. Failure to respond within thirty days of receipt of the judicial representative’s letter shall be deemed a refusal.
The judicial representative is not required to consult creditors for whom the draft plan does not change the payment terms or provides for full payment in cash as soon as the plan is approved or as soon as their claims are admitted.