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Article L141-15 of the French Commercial code

In the event of opposition to the payment of the price, the seller may, in any event, after the expiry of the ten-day period, appeal to the president of the court in summary proceedings in order to obtain authorisation to collect his price despite the opposition, on condition that he pays to the Caisse des dépôts et consignations, or to a third party appointed for this purpose, a sufficient sum,…

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Article L141-16 of the French Commercial code

If the objection has been made without title and without cause or is null and void in form and if there are no proceedings instituted in the main proceedings, the seller may appeal to the president of the court in summary proceedings to obtain authorisation to collect his price, despite the objection.

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Article L141-18 of the French Commercial code

If the sale or transfer of a business includes branches or establishments located on French territory, the publication prescribed in articles L. 141-7 to L. 141-17 must also be made in a medium authorised to receive legal notices at the location of the registered office of these branches or establishments.

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Article L141-19 of the French Commercial code

During the twenty days following the publication in the Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales provided for in Article L. 141-12, an authentic copy or one of the originals of the deed of sale is kept, at the elected domicile, at the disposal of any opposing or registered creditor for consultation without moving.

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Article L141-20 of the French Commercial code

When the sale price is finally fixed, the purchaser, in the absence of an agreement between the creditors for the amicable distribution of its price, is obliged, on the summons of any creditor, and within the following fortnight, to deposit the due portion of the price, and the surplus as and when it becomes due, against all oppositions made in his hands as well as the registrations encumbering the business…

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Article L141-21 of the French Commercial code

Unless it is the result of a merger subject to the provisions of articles L. 236-8 to L. 236-17 or a demerger subject to the provisions of articles L. 236-20 to L. 236-26, or if it is made to a company wholly owned by the seller, any contribution of goodwill made to a company in the process of incorporation or already in existence must be brought to the attention of…

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Article L141-22 of the French Commercial code

Within ten days of the last of the publications provided for in articles L. 141-12 and L. 141-13, any unregistered creditor of the transferring shareholder shall notify the registry of the commercial court designated in Article L. 141-6 of his status as creditor and the amount due to him. If the partners or one of them fails to file an application for annulment of the company or the contribution within…

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