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Article R430-6 of the French Commercial code

Where a decision has been taken pursuant to Articles L. 430-5, L. 430-7, L. 430-7-1, L. 430-8 or L. 430-9, the Autorité de la concurrence or, as the case may be, the Minister responsible for the economy, shall make the meaning of the decision public within five working days of the decision.

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Article R430-7 of the French Commercial code

The decisions referred to in Article L. 430-5 shall be notified to the author or authors of the notification of the concentration referred to in Article L. 430-3, as well as to the Minister responsible for the economy. When they receive notification of the decisions taken pursuant to Articles L. 430-5, L. 430-7, L. 430-7-1, L. 430-8 and L. 430-9, the undertakings concerned have fifteen days in which to inform…

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Article D430-8 of the French Commercial code

The decisions of the Autorité de la concurrence and the minister responsible for the economy relating to mergers are made public. The Autorité de la concurrence publishes its decisions on its website. The list of transactions deemed to have been the subject of an authorisation decision is also published on the website. The reasoned decisions of the Minister responsible for the economy are made public by publication in the electronic…

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Article R430-9 of the French Commercial code

In the event of total or partial annulment of a decision taken by the Autorité de la concurrence or by the Minister responsible for the economy on the basis of Articles L. 430-5, L. 430-7, L. 430-7-1, L. 430-8 or L. 430-9 and if there are grounds for re-examining the case, the undertakings concerned that made the notification shall submit an updated notification within two months of the date of…

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Article R430-10 of the French Commercial code

Monetary penalties ordered pursuant to Article L. 430-8 shall be recovered in the same way as State claims unrelated to taxes and property. Fines imposed by the Autorité de la concurrence pursuant to the same article are recovered under the same conditions.

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Article D440-2 of the French Commercial code

The Commission d’examen des pratiques commerciales is made up of one deputy and one senator as well as twenty-four full members and sixteen alternate members distributed as follows: 1° One honorary magistrate from the administrative order, one honorary magistrate from the judicial order and one commercial court judge, from among whom the vice-chairman of the commission is appointed if the chairman is not a member of a court. The vice-chairman…

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Article D440-3 of the French Commercial code

The appointment of the members of the administrative and judicial jurisdictions, within the commission for the examination of commercial practices, is respectively made on the proposal of the vice-president of the Council of State and the Minister of Justice. The appointment of the members of the administrative and judicial jurisdictions, within the commission for the examination of commercial practices, is respectively made on the proposal of the vice-president of the…

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Article D440-4 of the French Commercial code

When examining a particular area of activity, the Trade Practices Review Board may call a representative of the suppliers and a representative of the distributors in the area of activity in question to sit in an advisory capacity.

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