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Article L941-11 of the French Commercial code

Article L. 145-2 is amended as follows: I.-In 4°, the words: “to the State, départements, communes, public establishments” are replaced by the words: “to the State, local authorities and public establishments”; II.-.In 6°, the words: “to the social security fund of the Maison des Artistes and recognised authors of graphic and plastic works, as defined by Article 71 of Annex III of the General Tax Code” are replaced by the…

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Article L941-12 of the French Commercial code

For the application of article L. 145-6, the words: “the evacuation of premises included in a sector or perimeter provided for in articles L. 313-4 and L. 313-4-2 of the town planning code” are replaced by the words: “the evacuation of premises provided for in article L. 145-18”.

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Article L941-14 of the French Commercial code

The second paragraph of article L. 145-18 is worded as follows: “The same applies to property restoration operations involving restoration, conservation, modernisation or demolition work resulting in the transformation of the habitable conditions of a group of buildings requiring the evacuation of the premises. These operations may be decided upon and carried out in accordance with local regulations, either by the local public authorities with jurisdiction, or at the initiative…

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Article L941-16 of the French Commercial code

Article L. 145-37 is worded as follows: “Art. L. 145-37-The rents for leases of buildings or premises governed by this chapter, whether renewed or not, may be revised at the request of either party, under the conditions laid down by deliberation of the Assembly of French Polynesia. “

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Article L941-17 of the French Commercial code

Article L. 145-43 is worded as follows: “Art. L. 145-43 -Traders and artisans who are tenants of the premises in which their business is located and who are accepted to follow a conversion course or a promotion course in accordance with the provisions of the Labour Code applicable in French Polynesia are exempt from the obligation to operate for the duration of their training period. “

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