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Article L214-110 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

The audit is carried out by one or more statutory auditors. The statutory auditors shall bring to the attention of the Autorité des marchés financiers any irregularities or inaccuracies they discover in the course of their work. They are liable under the conditions set out in Article L. 822-17 of the Commercial Code. They are not liable under civil law for offences committed by persons managing, directing or administering the…

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Article L214-111 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

The merger is carried out under the supervision of the statutory auditors of each of the companies involved. The draft terms of merger shall be communicated to them at least forty-five days before the Extraordinary General Meetings called to vote on the transaction. The statutory auditors draw up a report on the terms and conditions of the merger. The statutory auditors shall perform their duties under the same conditions as…

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Article L214-114 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

The purpose of non-trading property investment companies (sociétés civiles de placement immobilier) is the direct or indirect acquisition and management of property assets for rental purposes, including those in a future state of completion. In accordance with the conditions laid down by decree of the Conseil d’Etat, the purpose of non-trading property investment companies is also to acquire and manage properties that they have built exclusively for rental purposes. For…

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Article L214-115 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

I. – Under the conditions laid down by decree of the Conseil d’Etat, the assets of a société civile de placement immobilier consist exclusively of : 1° Buildings constructed or acquired with a view to letting and rights in rem relating to such property and listed by the Conseil d’Etat decree referred to in the previous paragraph; 2° Shares in partnerships which are not admitted to trading on a market…

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Article L214-116 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

At least 15% of the maximum capital of non-trading property investment companies, as set out in their Articles of Association, must be subscribed by the public within one year of the opening date of the subscription period. If this obligation is not met, the company is dissolved and the shareholders are reimbursed for the amount of their subscription.

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Article L214-117 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

With the exception of the cases provided for in articles L. 214-66 and L. 214-76, a société civile de placement immobilier may only merge with another société civile de placement immobilier managing assets of a comparable composition. The conditions for the application of this article are set by the decree mentioned in article L. 214-121.

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Article L214-118 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

In accordance with the conditions laid down by decree of the Conseil d’Etat, a société civile de placement immobilier may transfer its assets and liabilities by way of demerger to undertakings for collective real estate investment, whatever their form. As an exception to article L. 214-114, prior to the demerger, non-trading property investment companies are authorised, where appropriate, to contribute all or part of their assets to new non-trading companies,…

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Article L214-121 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

The main purpose of forest savings companies is to acquire and manage forest assets. At least 60% of their assets consist of woodland or forests, shares in forestry groupings or companies whose sole purpose is to hold woodland and forests, and cash or cash equivalents. The woods and forests held by these companies must be managed in accordance with an approved simple management plan. Shares in forest savings companies are…

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