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Article D611-7 of the French Commercial code

Approval is granted for a maximum period of three years, renewable by order of the prefect of the region where the group’s head office is located. The decision takes into account in particular: The compliance of the grouping’s objectives with those defined by article L. 611-1 ; The adequacy of the means implemented to the objectives pursued; The commitments entered into pursuant to article D. 611-5, their compliance in the…

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Article D611-9 of the French Commercial code

The assistance that the State and its public establishments may lend to the groupings is requested by the latter after written agreement, formulated on a case-by-case basis, from the member companies in question. Any nominative information provided remains confidential. Failure to comply with this rule will automatically result in the withdrawal of approval in the manner in which it was granted.

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Article R611-10 of the French Commercial code

In the case provided for in the first paragraph of Article L. 611-2 or where Article L. 611-2-1, the President of the Court shall have the Registrar summon the legal representative of the debtor legal entity or the debtor natural person by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt and by ordinary letter, reproducing the terms of I of Article L. 611-2 and, where applicable, those of article L. 611-2-1, as…

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Article R611-10-1 of the French Commercial code

In application of the second paragraph of article L. 611-2-1, the president of the court shall inform the professional body or competent authority to which the interested party belongs of the difficulties that have been brought to his attention that are likely to compromise the continuity of the professional’s activity. This note is sent by the Registrar to the legal representative of one or other of these bodies by registered…

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Article R611-11 of the French Commercial code

The interview provided for in the first paragraph of Article L. 611-2, which is held without the presence of the court clerk, gives rise to the drawing up of minutes by the president of the court, which only mention the date and place of the interview and the identity of the persons present. The minutes are signed by the persons present and the president of the court. If the person…

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Article R611-12 of the French Commercial code

The request for information provided for in the second paragraph of Article L. 611-2 is sent within three months at the latest of the date on which the summons is sent. It shall be accompanied by a copy of the letter of summons sent to the legal representative of the debtor legal entity or to the debtor natural person and the memorandum drawn up pursuant to Article R. 611-10. If…

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Article R611-13 of the French Commercial code

For the application of II of article L. 611-2, the president of the court shall issue an order requiring the legal representative of the legal entity to file the annual accounts or the sole trader with limited liability to file the documents mentioned in the first paragraph of article L. 526-14 within one month of notification or service of the order, under penalty of a fine. This order sets the…

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Article R611-14 of the French Commercial code

The court clerk shall notify the order to the legal representative of the legal person. The notification letter reproduces the provisions of the second paragraph of II of article L. 611-2 as well as article R. 611-15 and the first paragraph of article R. 611-16. If the letter is returned with a note stating that it has not been claimed by its addressee, the court clerk shall have the order…

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Article R611-15 of the French Commercial code

Where the injunction to do so has been complied with within the time allowed, the case shall be withdrawn from the roll by the president of the court. Otherwise, the court clerk shall record the failure to file the accounts in an official report.

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