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Article R624-11 of the French Commercial code

A creditor whose rights have been recognised by a decision of another court that has become res judicata shall send a copy of that decision to the registrar of the court that opened the proceedings. The registrar shall notify the mandataire judiciaire and the administrator and the commissaire à l’exécution du plan, if applicable, of any changes thus made to the statement of claims.

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Article R624-12 of the French Commercial code

The debtor’s spouse must be heard or duly summoned before any decision authorising the sale of the 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 authorising the sale of the undivided property.

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Article R624-13 of the French Commercial code

The application to revendicate an asset shall be sent within the period provided for in Article L. 624-9 by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt to the administrator if one has been appointed or, failing this, to the debtor. The applicant shall send a copy to the mandataire judiciaire. Failing acquiescence within one month of receipt of the application, the applicant must, on pain of foreclosure, refer the matter to…

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Article R624-13-1 of the French Commercial code

The request made pursuant to Article L. 624-19 is sent to the administrator, if one has been appointed, within the period provided for in Article L. 624-9 by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The entrepreneur sends a copy to the mandataire judiciaire. In the absence of acquiescence by the administrator forwarded within a period of one month from receipt of the application, the applicant must, on pain of foreclosure,…

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Article R624-14 of the French Commercial code

For the application of article L. 624-10, the request for restitution is made by the owner of the property by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt to the administrator, if one has been appointed, or, failing this, to the debtor. A copy of this request is sent to the mandataire judiciaire. Failing agreement within one month of receipt of the request or in the event of a dispute, the matter…

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Article R624-15 of the French Commercial code

To benefit from the provisions of Article L. 624-10, the contracts referred to therein must have been published before the opening judgment in accordance with the procedures applicable to them. For the same purposes, in the absence of specific regulations, the owner of the property must have had the contract published before the opening judgment, as the case may be, in the register provided for in articles R. 313-4 and…

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Article R624-16 of the French Commercial code

In the event of reclamation of the price of the assets pursuant to Article L. 624-18, the corresponding sums paid by the sub-purchaser after the opening of the proceedings must be paid by the debtor or the administrator into the hands of the mandataire judiciaire. The latter shall remit them to the claiming creditor up to the amount of his claim.

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Article R624-17 of the French Commercial code

For the application of the second paragraph of article L. 622-20, the mandataire judiciaire shall give formal notice to the defaulting member or shareholder by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. This letter shall reproduce the provisions of article L. 624-20.

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Article R625-1 of the French Commercial code

On the basis of the documents or information provided by the employees, the debtor, the administrator as well as the employees’ representative, the mandataire judiciaire verifies the claims arising from an employment contract and draws up statements thereof. This verification takes place even in the absence of the verification of unsecured claims. The debtor holds at the disposal of the employees’ representative the elements on the basis of which the…

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