Article R631-21 of the French Commercial code
November 5, 2023
The administrator, where one has been appointed, is bound by the information obligations incumbent on the debtor pursuant to articles R. 622-9 and R. 622-16.
The administrator, where one has been appointed, is bound by the information obligations incumbent on the debtor pursuant to articles R. 622-9 and R. 622-16.
For the application of article R. 622-17, the obligation to declare is incumbent on the administrator, where his task is to administer the company alone. For the application of article R. 622-20, the administrator is implicated regardless of his mission.
For the purposes of ordering the partial cessation of business pursuant to II of Article L. 631-15, the matter shall be referred to the court by petition or, where applicable, in the forms and according to the procedure provided for in articles R. 631-3 or R. 631-4. The judgment ordering the partial cessation of activity is communicated to the persons cited in article R. 621-7 and mentioned in the registers…
For the purposes of ordering a compulsory liquidation, the matter shall be referred to the court by petition or, where applicable, in the forms and according to the procedure provided for in Articles R. 631-3 or R. 631-4. The judgment pronouncing the judicial liquidation is notified to the debtor within eight days of its pronouncement. Where the debtor is not the claimant, the judgment is served on him within the…
The decision by which the court terminates the proceedings pursuant to Article L. 631-16 is followed without delay by an end-of-assignment report filed by the judicial representatives under the conditions of articles R. 626-39 and R. 626-40. It is communicated to the persons mentioned in article R. 621-7 and is advertised as provided for in article R. 621-8. Article R. 626-41 is applicable.
The order issued by the official receiver pursuant to article L. 631-17 indicates the number of employees whose redundancy is authorised as well as the activities and professional categories concerned. The order is notified to the social and economic committee or, where applicable, to the employees’ representative. It is forwarded to the public prosecutor, the administrator and the judicial representative. >
Articles R. 622-21 to R. 622-26 are applicable to receivership proceedings.
The articles R. 623-1 and R. 623-2 are applicable to receivership proceedings.
Articles R. 624-1, excluding the first paragraph, and R. 624-2 to R. 624-11 are applicable to receivership proceedings. The verification of claims is carried out by the mandataire judiciaire in the presence of the debtor or the debtor summoned, the administrator if his mission is to ensure the administration of the company and, where applicable, the designated auditors, present or duly summoned.
The debtor’s spouse shall be heard or duly summoned before any decision ordering or authorising the sale of community property. Where, in the course of the proceedings, the dissolution of the community existing between the debtor and his spouse becomes enforceable against third parties, that spouse shall be heard or duly summoned before any decision ordering or authorising the sale of undivided property.
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