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Article R761-24 of the French Commercial code

The holder of an exclusive occupation permit may, when he has been operating on the market for at least three years, present to the manager a successor who will be subrogated to his rights and obligations. Where the holder dies, the same right of presentation shall belong to his successors, who may use it for the benefit of one of their number. The manager may not refuse the person presented…

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Article R761-25 of the French Commercial code

The occupants of markets of national interest installed on an outbuilding of a local authority’s private domain may only be leaseholders. In the event of delegated management of the national interest market, the delegating authority or authorities shall, in the public service delegation contract, authorise the manager to enter into leases with the occupants of the market. The occupant, whatever the nature of his lease, may not operate under a…

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Article R762-1 of the French Commercial code

The application for registration of an exhibition centre is sent electronically by its operator to the prefect of the département in which its facilities are located. If the exhibition centre and its outbuildings extend over several départements, registration is made with the département where the main access to the exhibition centre is located. An application is made for each park that constitutes an enclosed complex without direct and private access…

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Article R762-2 of the French Commercial code

If the registration application file is complete, the prefect will send the exhibition centre operator, by electronic means, a registration receipt for each centre within one month of receipt of the file. If the application is incomplete, the Prefect will notify the interested party of the list of missing documents within fifteen days of receipt. If the missing additional elements are not produced, the registration application cannot be issued with…

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Article R762-4 of the French Commercial code

The trade events that must be declared as part of the annual programme by an exhibition park are: 1° Trade shows as defined by article L. 762-2 ; 2° Commercial events, usually referred to as “trade fairs”, open to the public and in which a group of natural or legal persons belonging to a professional branch or a group of professional branches collectively and temporarily exhibit goods or offer services…

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Article R762-5 of the French Commercial code

The operator of a registered exhibition centre shall send, for each calendar year, the declaration of the annual programme of commercial events as defined in article R. 762-4 held in its park, to the prefect of the département in which the park is located, before 1st October of the year preceding the commercial events included in this programme. The park operator declares the main characteristics of each commercial event, which…

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Article R762-6 of the French Commercial code

If the annual programme declaration file is complete, the prefect will send the exhibition centre operator a declaration receipt by electronic means within one month of receiving the file. If the application is incomplete, the Prefect will notify the interested party of the list of missing information within fifteen days of receiving the application. If the missing additional information is not provided, a declaration receipt can only be issued for…

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Article R762-7 of the French Commercial code

Any change to the annual programme or to the main characteristics of the events included therein shall be the subject of an immediate amending declaration to the prefect under conditions identical to the initial procedure for declaring the annual programme.

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