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Article L956-11 of the French Commercial code

Where the court rules on an appeal against an order of the official receiver or pursuant to Chapters I and III of Title V of Book VI, the official receiver may not, on pain of nullity of the judgment, sit on the bench or take part in the deliberations.

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Article L958-2 of the French Commercial code

For the application in the Wallis and Futuna Islands of articles L. 824-1 to L. 824-16, the terms listed below are replaced as follows: 1° (deleted); 2° “chambre régionale des comptes” by “chambre territoriale des comptes de Nouvelle-Calédonie”; 3° “commission régionale de discipline” by “commission territoriale de discipline”.

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Article L960-1 of the French Commercial code

For the application of articles L. 123-48 and L. 123-49 to Saint-Barthélemy, the words: “caisse départementale ou pluridépartementale de mutualité sociale agricole” are replaced by the words: “caisse de prévoyance sociale de Saint-Barthélemy mentionnée à l’article L. 752-1 du code de la sécurité sociale”. For the application of Articles L. 123-48 to L. 123-49 to Saint-Martin, the words: “caisse départementale ou pluridépartementale de mutualité sociale agricole” are replaced by the…

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Article L960-2 of the French Commercial code

In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin, the State may, by agreement with the multi-professional economic chamber of Saint-Barthélemy or the inter-professional consular chamber of Saint-Martin, entrust the latter with the exercise of missions, other than consultative ones, devolved to chambers of commerce and industry, chambers of trade and crafts and chambers of agriculture.

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Article L960-4 of the French Commercial code

For the application to Saint-Martin of Title IX of Book VI, the words: “specially designated commercial court” are replaced by the words: “territorially competent commercial court”. Article L. 721-8 shall not apply to Saint-Martin.

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Article R121-1 of the French Commercial code

A collaborating spouse is considered to be the spouse of the head of a commercial, craft or liberal profession business who carries out a regular professional activity in the business without receiving remuneration and without having the status of partner within the meaning of the article 1832 of the Civil Code.

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