Subsection 2: Provisions applicable to national-interest markets installed on public property.

Authorisation to set up on the market of national interest is given by its manager. It is preceded by appropriate publicity. It may be: 1° Either an authorisation to occupy exclusively a developed site or a plot of land; 2° Or an authorisation to occupy non-exclusively a site in a developed facility: square, hall, covered area or quay allocated for the common use of certain categories or all vendors, in…

The granting of an exclusive occupation authorisation may be subject to the payment, by the applicant, of a right of first accession fixed under the conditions set out in article L. 761-3. Without prejudice to the application of article R. 761-24, the holder of this authorisation may not dispose of all or part of its location for the benefit of a third party. The manager may, upon individual request, authorise…

The holder of an exclusive occupation permit may, when he has been operating on the market for at least three years, present to the manager a successor who will be subrogated to his rights and obligations. Where the holder dies, the same right of presentation shall belong to his successors, who may use it for the benefit of one of their number. The manager may not refuse the person presented…