The court has jurisdiction to hear any proceedings concerning a company that owns or controls, within the meaning of articles L. 233-1 and L. 233-3, a company for which proceedings are pending before it. It also has jurisdiction to hear any proceedings concerning a company that is owned or controlled, within the meaning of Articles L. 233-1 and L. 233-3, by a company for which proceedings are pending before it.
It may appoint a receiver and a judicial representative common to all the proceedings.
By way of derogation from the first sentence of the first paragraph, any proceedings in progress concerning a company owned or controlled, within the meaning of Articles L. 233-1 and L. 233-3, by a company for which proceedings are opened before a specialised commercial court shall be referred to the latter.
The specialised commercial court may appoint an administrator and a judicial representative common to all the proceedings.