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Article R123-120 of the French Commercial code

In the event of a transfer to another Member State of the European Community or party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area of the registered office of a European company registered in France, article R. 123-110 is not applicable.

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Article R123-120-1 of the French Commercial code

Where the company has its registered office in one of the Member States of the European Community or parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, the deeds and documents may, at its request, be filed in any official language of the Community. In all cases, one of these languages must be French. Where documents are also filed in another language, their translation into French must be certified by…

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Article R123-121 of the French Commercial code

A copy of the business project support contract for the creation or takeover of an economic activity concluded under the conditions provided for in Chapter VII of Title II of this book shall be filed in the forms provided for in Article R. 123-102.

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Article R123-121-1 of the French Commercial code

Under his own responsibility, the natural person shall file in the forms provided for in article R. 123-102, at the time of his application for registration, a certificate of delivery of the information given to his joint spouse on the consequences of debts incurred in the exercise of his profession on joint property, drawn up in accordance with a model defined by order of the Minister of Justice.

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Article R123-121-2 of the French Commercial code

When he assigns property, rights, obligations or securities to his professional activity, the individual limited liability entrepreneur shall, where applicable, file, in accordance with Article R. 123-102, the descriptive statement provided for in I of Article L. 526-8 as well as, where applicable, the documents provided for in the last paragraph of Article R. 526-3.

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Article R123-121-3 of the French Commercial code

The documents certifying that the formalities provided for in articles L. 526-9 and L. 526-11 in the event of the assignment of new assets or the withdrawal of assigned assets subsequent to the creation of the assigned assets, are filed in the forms provided for in article R. 123-102 and within one month of the assignment or withdrawal. The Registrar shall send a copy of these documents to the tax…

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Article R123-121-4 of the French Commercial code

When the individual limited liability entrepreneur has made the declaration of assignment mentioned in Article L. 526-7 for registration in the Trade and Companies Register, he is also required to file there, within six months of the close of the financial year, the accounting documents mentioned in article L. 526-14. The accounting documents may be filed electronically under the conditions set out in article R. 123-77. This is done via…

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Article R123-122 of the French Commercial code

I. – The following shall be entered automatically in the register: 1° Decisions, taken in safeguard or receivership or judicial liquidation proceedings for companies opened on or after 1 January 2006: a) Opening the safeguard or receivership proceedings with an indication of the names of the judicial representatives appointed and, where applicable, the powers conferred on the administrator; b) Converting the safeguard proceedings into receivership proceedings with an indication of…

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Article R123-123 of the French Commercial code

Where the court that has handed down one of the decisions referred to in Article R. 123-122 is not the court within whose jurisdiction the register in which the main registration appears is kept, the registrar of the court that has handed down the decision shall notify the decision by registered letter within three days of that decision to the registrar responsible for keeping the register. The latter will make…

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Article R123-124 of the French Commercial code

The following are automatically entered in the register: 1° Measures of incapacity or prohibition from exercising a commercial or professional activity, managing, administering or directing a legal entity resulting from a final court decision or administrative decision; 2° Court decisions pronouncing the dissolution or nullity of the legal entity; 3° The death of a registered person. 4° The dissolution of a company by the occurrence of the statutory term, except…

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