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Article R663-7 of the French Commercial code

A court-appointed administrator shall be allocated, in respect of a mission to administer the company during receivership or compulsory liquidation proceedings, the emolument provided for in Article R. 663-5 increased by 50%. If, pursuant to Article L. 631-12, the court-appointed administrator is assisted, for the management of the business, by one or more experts, the increase provided for in the first paragraph is not due.

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Article R663-8 of the French Commercial code

The remuneration provided for in articles R. 663-5, R. 663-6 and R. 663-7 is acquired when the court has either terminated the safeguard or recovery proceedings pursuant to articles L. 622-12 or L. 631-16, either ruled on the safeguard or reorganisation plan, or pronounced the compulsory liquidation of the debtor during safeguard or reorganisation proceedings. It is also acquired, in compulsory liquidation proceedings, when the court has ordered the sale…

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Article R663-9 of the French Commercial code

It is allocated to the court-appointed administrator, for the preparation of the economic, social and environmental report and the assistance provided to the debtor for the preparation of a safeguard or recovery plan, an emolument determined by an order made pursuant to Article L. 444-3 according to the number of employees employed by the debtor or its turnover. However, when the balance sheet total mentioned in b of II of…

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Article R663-10 of the French Commercial code

The court-appointed administrator shall be allocated, in respect of the constitution of classes of affected parties and the preparation of voting operations, an emolument which may not be less than an amount set by an order made pursuant to Article L. 444-3, as well as another fee determined by an order made pursuant to the same article, based on the amount of claims taken into account pursuant to Article R….

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Article R663-11 of the French Commercial code

It is allocated to the court-appointed administrator, in the event of the adoption of a transfer plan in the course of receivership or compulsory liquidation proceedings, an emolument determined by an order made pursuant to Article L. 444-3, in consideration of the total amount excluding tax of the transfer price of all the assets included in the plan. This remuneration is earned only upon proof of the execution of all…

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Article R663-12 of the French Commercial code

The court-appointed administrator shall be allocated a fee calculated on the amount of the increase in shareholders’ equity provided for by a safeguard or recovery plan and set under the same conditions as that provided for in Article R. 663-11. This remuneration is earned only upon proof of payment of these funds.

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Article R663-12-1 of the French Commercial code

The court-appointed administrator shall be allocated, in respect of the work he has carried out in connection with the new cash contributions provided for in L. 626-10, a fee, the maximum amount of which is set by order made pursuant to Article L. 444-3, taking into account the cumulative amount of these contributions authorised by the juge-commissaire or mentioned in the judgment adopting the plan. This remuneration is earned only…

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Article R663-13 of the French Commercial code

By way of derogation from the provisions of this sub-section, the full remuneration of the court-appointed administrator shall be determined in consideration of the expenses incurred and the diligence performed by him, the complexity of the case, the issues at stake and the objectives set by Articles L. 620-1, L. 631-1 et L. 640-1, and without reference to the tariff provided for in this sub-section where the total remuneration calculated…

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