Section 2: Changes to the jurisdiction of commercial courts.

In the event of a change in the jurisdiction of two or more commercial courts and subject to the provisions of articles R. 743-162 to R. 743-177, the clerk of the court previously having jurisdiction retains the minutes, registers, deeds, documents and papers filed at its registry prior to the change in jurisdiction. He alone has the authority to issue a copy or extract thereof, mentioning the date of the…

Until the expiry of the legal time limit for communication to third parties, when the registrar of the court now having jurisdiction issues copies or extracts of minutes, registers, deeds, documents and papers concerning natural or legal persons whose domicile or registered office is situated in cantons, communes or sections of communes previously included in the jurisdiction of another court, he shall mention on these copies or extracts the court…

If a commercial court is abolished, the minutes, registers, deeds, exhibits and documents filed at the registry of the abolished court shall be transferred to the registry of the commercial court or courts now having jurisdiction. The costs of the transfer shall be borne by the State.