Within the same period of one month, an extract from the documents mentioned in article R. 322-85 is published in one of the newspapers authorised to publish legal notices in the département where the registered office is located. Proof of publication is provided by a copy of the newspaper certified by the printer and registered within three months of the date of publication.
The extract must contain the name adopted by the company and an indication of the registered office, the designation of the persons authorised to manage, administer and sign for the company, and, in addition, the number of members, the amount of the contributions paid, below which the company could not be validly incorporated, the time at which the company was incorporated, the time at which it is due to end…
All deeds and resolutions to amend the Articles of Association or to continue the Company beyond the term set for its duration, or to dissolve the Company before that term, shall be subject to the formalities set out above.
Any person has the right to obtain a copy of the documents filed with the clerk of the court or to have a copy or extract thereof issued at his own expense by the clerk or by the notary holding the minutes. Any person may also demand that a certified copy of the Articles of Association be delivered to him at the company’s registered office, on payment of a sum…
Without prejudice to the provisions of articles R. 322-106-1, R. 322-117, R. 322-124 and R. 322-159, any company referred to in this section formed in breach of articles R. 322-46 to R. 322-64 shall be null and void. However, neither the company nor the members may rely on the aforementioned nullities vis-à-vis third parties acting in good faith.
Where the company is thus annulled, the founders to whom the nullity is attributable and the directors or members of the Management Board in office at the time the nullity was incurred shall be jointly and severally liable to third parties and to the members for the loss or damage resulting from such annulment. If, in order to cover the nullity, a General Meeting has to be convened, the action…
From the date on which a company governed by this section is notified of the decision of the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution granting it the administrative authorisation referred to in Article L. 321-1, the nullity action provided for in Article R. 322-91 may only be brought by the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution.
The mutual insurance companies referred to in article L. 322-26-4 are associations which : 1° Guarantee to their members, in return for payment of a variable premium, full settlement of their commitments in the event of realisation of the risks they have assumed; 2° Are regional or professional in nature; 3° Do not remunerate any intermediary for the acquisition of contracts; 4° Do not pay any remuneration to their managers…
Mutual insurance companies are governed by the provisions of Section IV of this Chapter, subject to the exceptions provided for in Articles R. 322-95 to R. 322-106-1.
Mutual insurance companies may not undertake insurance operations other than those mentioned in 1 to 18 of Article R. 321-1, subject to the provisions of Article R. 322-96.
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