At any time during the professional recovery proceedings, the court may, on the report of the assigned judge, open the judicial liquidation proceedings on which a ruling has been stayed if it is established that the debtor is not acting in good faith or if the investigation has revealed the existence of elements likely to give rise to the sanctions provided for by Title V of this book or to the application of the provisions of Articles L. 632-1 to L. 632-3.
The judicial liquidation procedure is also opened if it appears that the conditions for opening the professional recovery procedure were not met on the date on which the court ruled on its opening or have not been met since.
The court may also be asked to open the judicial liquidation procedure at the request of the public prosecutor or by summons from a creditor or, in the case provided for in the second paragraph, by the debtor.