In the event of failure to comply with the provisions of the third paragraph of Article R. 526-16 and article R. 526-22, the judge responsible for overseeing the trade and companies register in the jurisdiction shall, either of his own motion or at the request of the public prosecutor or any person showing an interest, issue an order requiring the interested party to have the entry made and, if necessary, the entry struck off.
The interested party shall be notified of the judge’s order in accordance with the conditions set out in article R. 123-140. Appeals may be lodged in accordance with the provisions of articles R. 123-141 and R. 123-142.
The order shall be enforced within fifteen days of the day on which it becomes final. Failing this, the Registrar shall automatically make the entry and, if applicable, the striking off at the end of this period. In both cases, he shall at the same time transmit a file to the electronic one-stop shop implemented by the single body referred to in article R. 123-1, in accordance with the provisions of the same article.
For the application of the provisions of this article, the powers of the judge appointed to supervise the register of companies and businesses shall be exercised by the president of the judicial court or a judge appointed for that purpose.
The president of the judicial court or a judge appointed for that purpose shall exercise the powers of the judge appointed to supervise the register of companies and businesses.
The president of the judicial court or a judge appointed for that purpose shall exercise the powers of the judge appointed to supervise the register of companies and businesses.