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Article R663-1-1 of the French Commercial code

The liquidator shall at any time, at the request of the juge-commissaire or the procureur de la République, submit a statement of foreseeable legal costs, which shall include: 1° Details of foreseeable disbursements and emoluments, with reference to the tariff provided for by law; 2° The foreseeable remuneration that the mandataire de justice will deduct from his remuneration for the benefit of an outside party under the mandate, pursuant to…

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Article R663-2 of the French Commercial code

The orders of the official receiver, made pursuant to article L. 663-1, are notified by the registrar to the judicial representatives, the debtor, the Treasury and the public prosecutor. They may be appealed within one month of their notification, by declaration made to the court registry against a receipt or by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The appeal is lodged, investigated and judged according to the procedure without compulsory…

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Article R663-3 of the French Commercial code

I.-The emoluments of the court-appointed administrator are, for the performance of the duties resulting from the application of Titles II to IV of Book VI of the legislative part of this code, subject to the rules set out in the following articles. II.-For the purposes of this section: a) The amount of turnover is defined exclusive of tax in accordance with the provisions of the sixth paragraph of Article D….

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Article R663-4 of the French Commercial code

It is allocated to the court-appointed administrator, for due diligence relating to the diagnosis of the safeguard or receivership proceedings in respect of which he has been appointed, an emolument determined by an order made pursuant to Article L. 444-3 on the basis of the number of employees employed by the debtor or its turnover. However, when the balance sheet total mentioned in b of II of Article R. 663-3…

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Article R663-5 of the French Commercial code

The court-appointed administrator shall be allocated, in respect of a mission to assist the debtor during a safeguard or receivership procedure, an emolument determined by an order made pursuant to Article L. 444-3 in consideration of the debtor’s turnover. Above €20,000,000, the provisions of Article R. 663-13 are applicable.

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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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