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Article L626-24 of the French Commercial code

The court may instruct the administrator to carry out the acts, necessary for the implementation of the plan, that it determines. The judicial representative remains in office for the time necessary for the verification and final establishment of the statement of claims. When the mission of the administrator and the judicial representative is completed, the proceedings are terminated under conditions set by decree in the Conseil d’Etat.

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Article L626-25 of the French Commercial code

The court shall appoint, for the term set out in Article L. 626-12, the administrator or the judicial representative as commissioner responsible for overseeing the implementation of the plan. The court may, if necessary, appoint several commissioners. At the request of the debtor, the court may entrust the administrator or the mandataire judiciaire who have not been appointed as commissioner for the implementation of the plan with a subsequent remunerated…

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Article L626-26 of the French Commercial code

A substantial modification in the objectives or means of the plan may only be decided by the court, at the request of the debtor and on the report of the commissaire à l’exécution du plan. Where the debtor’s situation allows the plan to be substantially modified to the benefit of the creditors, the application to the court may be made by the commissaire à l’exécution du plan. Where the application…

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Article L626-28 of the French Commercial code

When it is established that the undertakings set out in the plan or decided by the court have been fulfilled, the court, at the request of the commissioner for the implementation of the plan, the debtor or any interested party, shall establish that the implementation of the plan has been completed.

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Article L626-29 of the French Commercial code

The provisions of this section are applicable to companies which reach thresholds set by decree in the Conseil d’Etat. They also apply to companies which own or control another company, within the meaning of Articles L. 233-1 and L. 233-3, provided that all the companies concerned reach thresholds set by decree in the Conseil d’Etat. The thresholds provided for in the two preceding paragraphs are defined by reference either to…

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Article L626-30 of the French Commercial code

I.-Affected parties are: 1° Creditors whose rights are directly affected by the draft plan; 2° The members of the extraordinary general meeting or the shareholders’ meeting, the special meetings referred to in articles L. 225-99 and L. 228-35-6 and the general meetings of the masses referred to in article L. 228-103, if their shareholding in the debtor’s capital, the articles of association or their rights are modified by the draft…

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Article L626-30-1 of the French Commercial code

The right of an affected party to vote in a class constitutes an accessory to the claim arising prior to the judgment opening the proceedings and is transferred ipso jure to its successive holders notwithstanding any clause to the contrary. The holder of the transferred claim shall only be informed of the debtor’s proposals and allowed to cast a vote from the day on which the administrator is informed of…

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Article L626-31 of the French Commercial code

Where the draft plan has been adopted by each of the classes in accordance with the provisions of Article L. 626-30-2, the court shall rule on it in accordance with the procedures set out in Section 2 of this chapter and shall verify that the following conditions are met: 1° The plan has been adopted in accordance with article L. 626-30; > 2° The affected parties, sharing a sufficient community…

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