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Article R143-1 of the French Commercial code

Where the sale of the business has not taken place at public auction in accordance with articles L. 143-3 to L. 143-8, L. 143-10 and L. 143-13 to L. 143-15, the purchaser who wishes to secure himself from the proceedings of registered creditors is required, on pain of forfeiture, before the proceedings or within fifteen days of the summons to pay, to notify them, at the address elected by them…

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Article R143-3 of the French Commercial code

If the title of the new owner comprises various elements of land, some encumbered by registrations, others unencumbered, whether or not situated in the same jurisdiction, disposed of for one and the same price or for separate prices, the price of each element shall be declared in the notification, by breakdown of the total price expressed in the title.

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Article R143-4 of the French Commercial code

The public officer appointed to carry out the sale of a business may have a copy of the supporting document mentioned in article R. 521-7 issued to him by the registrar. He may also obtain a copy of the authentic deeds of sale.

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Article R143-10 of the French Commercial code

In order to register debt declarations made pursuant to articles L. 141-21 and L. 141-22, articles R. 521-5 and R. 521-6 apply. The information concerning the asset required under 5° of article R. 521-6 is that which makes it possible to identify the goodwill contributed to the company. The applicant for registration must also indicate the nature and registered office of the company to which the business is contributed as…

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Article R144-1 of the French Commercial code

Management contracts defined in article L. 144-1 shall be published within two weeks of their date in the form of extracts or notices in a medium authorised to receive legal announcements. The end of the management lease shall give rise to the same publicity measures.

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