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Article R752-47 of the French Commercial code

The dismantling and restoration obligation mentioned in article L. 752-1, commercial facilities: 1° Located in buildings that are not intended exclusively for commercial use; 2° Located in buildings where certain premises are used for commercial purposes; 3° Subject to a rehabilitation programme or an actual change of use. The obligation ceases if the commercial operation is resumed or one of the situations listed above occurs. .

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Article R752-48 of the French Commercial code

In the event of failure to comply with the requirements of articles R. 752-45 and R. 752-46, the Prefect will ask the owner of the site to provide explanations of the planned measures and the timetable for operations within two months. After this deadline, and in the absence of sufficient justification, the prefect will give formal notice to the owner of the site to dismantle and restore the site within…

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Article R752-49 of the French Commercial code

If, on expiry of the time limit referred to in the previous article, the owner of the buildings has not taken the necessary measures to dismantle and restore the site as provided for in article R. 754-2, the prefect may take the following measures against the owner: 1° Require a sum corresponding to the estimated cost of the work or operations to be carried out to be deposited with a…

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Article R761-1 of the French Commercial code

The regional council shall deliberate on the request for classification or declassification of a market of national interest after having obtained, under the conditions provided for in article R. 761-3, the opinion of the commune(s) or public establishment(s) for inter-communal cooperation in which the market is located. The competent authority pursuant to article L. 761-1 shall give its decision within six months of the date of receipt of the application…

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Article R761-3 of the French Commercial code

The municipalities or public establishments for inter-municipal cooperation on whose territory the market is located shall themselves determine, or delegate to the region the power to determine, the arrangements for the development and management of the market. Each of these tasks may be carried out by a public authority or delegated.

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Article R761-4 of the French Commercial code

The tariff of fees or contributions of any kind collected by the manager is established either by the board of directors or by the deliberative body acting in its stead. The manager brings this tariff to the attention of users.

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Article R761-5 of the French Commercial code

The market manager draws up an annual report under the conditions provided for in article L. 1411-3 of the Code général des collectivités territoriales and forwards it to the communes and the établissements publics de coopération intercommunale on whose territory the market is located, to the regional council and to the prefect. The projected profit and loss account, provided for in article L. 761-3, is produced in the same way….

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Article R761-6 of the French Commercial code

If the financial operation of the market shows or is likely to show a serious imbalance, the prefect responsible for policing the market may give formal notice to the operator to take the necessary measures to restore equilibrium. He will inform the delegating public authorities or their groupings and, where applicable, the authorities that have guaranteed the loans contracted by the manager, as well as the regional council. Where, on…

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Article R761-7 of the French Commercial code

The plan to create a reference perimeter is approved by the regional prefect or by the departmental prefect when all the municipalities in the perimeter are in the same department. It is then submitted for opinion to the manager, the communes or public establishments for inter-communal cooperation, the territorial chambers of commerce and industry, the chambers of trade and craft and the chambers of agriculture in whose territory or jurisdiction…

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