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Article L752-23 of the French Commercial code

One month before the date on which the project is due to open to the public, the beneficiary must send the representative of the State in the department, the mayor and the chairman of the public establishment for inter-communal cooperation with its own tax system, of which the commune in which the project is to be implemented is a member, a certificate drawn up at the beneficiary’s expense by a…

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Article L752-25 of the French Commercial code

All contracts worth more than a threshold defined by decree, entered into by public or private persons in connection with the implementation of a project covered by this Title and within a period of two years of the completion of the said project, shall be communicated, in accordance with the procedures laid down by decree, by each contracting party to the Prefect and the Regional Audit Office. This obligation also…

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Article L752-27 of the French Commercial code

I.-In local authorities covered by Article 73 of the Constitution and in the overseas collectivities of Saint-Barthélemy, Saint-Martin, Wallis-et-Futuna and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, in the event of the existence of a dominant position, held by an undertaking or group of undertakings engaged in wholesale or retail trade, the Competition Authority may, having regard to the particular constraints of these territories arising in particular from their geographical and economic characteristics, send a reasoned…

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Article L761-1 of the French Commercial code

Markets of national interest are public market management services offering wholesalers and producers collective management services tailored to the characteristics of certain agricultural and food products. They meet regional planning, environmental quality improvement and food safety objectives. Access to these markets is reserved for producers and traders. The classification of markets for agricultural and food products as markets of national interest or the creation of such markets is pronounced on…

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Article L761-2 of the French Commercial code

The list of markets of national interest for which the State intends to organise development and management is set by decree. For the other markets of national interest, the municipalities on whose territory they are located, or the groupings of municipalities concerned, ensure their development and management, either on a self-managed basis or through the appointment of a public or private legal entity. In the latter case, this legal entity…

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Article L761-3 of the French Commercial code

The rate of fees charged to occupancy permit holders or other forms of contribution by market users to the operation of the market shall be established by the manager and approved by the prefect. The market manager shall present a projected profit and loss account enabling it to meet all of its established or foreseeable social, financial and health obligations. If the financial operation of a market shows or is…

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Article L761-4 of the French Commercial code

A reference perimeter may be established around the market of national interest by decree. This decree determines the location of the market of national interest. The prefect may remove in advance or reduce the reference perimeter thus established. The modification of the enclosure of a market of national interest is decided by the market manager. When the market is surrounded by a reference perimeter, the market manager may not extend…

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Article L761-5 of the French Commercial code

Within the perimeter mentioned in article L. 761-4, plans to set up or extend premises or groups of premises intended to receive, for the purposes of non-retail sales, products on the list defined by order of the supervisory ministers, with a sales area devoted to these products of more than 1,000 square metres, are subject to authorisation by the administrative authority under the conditions defined in article L. 761-7. The…

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