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Section 1: Approval, transfer and cessation of business.

Article R522-2 of the French Commercial code

Applications for approval must be accompanied by the following documents: 1° The unique identification number; 2° In the case of a company, a copy of the articles of association and the list of partners owning more than 10% of the share capital; 3° A plan of the premises allocated to the operation, with an indication of the nature of the operator’s rights over these premises; 4° A brief indicating the…

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Article R522-6 of the French Commercial code

Applications for authorisation filed by the companies mentioned in article L. 522-11 are posted for a period of three months following filing, at the prefecture and at the town hall and commercial court registry of the location of the warehouse. During the first month, they will also be inserted in one or more media authorised to receive legal notices.

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Article R522-9 of the French Commercial code

Where the approval of a warehouse as a general shop is the subject of a decree or ministerial order, a copy of this decree or ministerial order shall be notified by the prefect to the Fédération nationale des prestataires logistiques et des magasins généraux agréés par l’Etat and to the territorial chamber of commerce and industry in whose district the warehouse concerned is located. .

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Article R522-10 of the French Commercial code

The bond imposed by the prefect’s order is set at 3.18 per square metre of shop floor and 1.06 euros per square metre of building site, with a minimum of 212 euros and a maximum of 2,120 euros, applicable to all establishments operating in the same commune.

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Article R522-11 of the French Commercial code

The guarantee may be provided in full or in part in money, annuities, securities admitted to trading on a regulated market, or by a first mortgage on immovable property with a value double the sum guaranteed. It may also be provided in full by one of the credit institutions or finance companies authorised for this purpose or one of the institutions or establishments mentioned in article L. 518-1 of the…

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