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Article R742-3 of the French Commercial code

The following are exempt from the diploma requirement provided for in 6° of Article R. 742-1 : 1° Former judges governed by the ordonnance n° 58-1270 du 22 décembre 1958 portant loi organique relative au statut de la magistrature ; 2° Former lawyers previously entered on the roll, former avoués près les cours d’appel and former avocats à la Cour de cassation et au Conseil d’Etat having served for at…

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Article R742-4 of the French Commercial code

Commercial court clerks may be appointed without fulfilling the diploma or traineeship conditions provided for respectively in 6° and 8° of article R. 742-1 persons who have successfully completed a post-secondary course of study of at least three years’ duration, or of an equivalent duration on a part-time basis at a university or higher education establishment or at another establishment with an equivalent level of training and, where applicable, the…

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Article R742-6 of the French Commercial code

Interpreter brokers and ship’s drivers benefiting from the provisions set out in article 5 of Law no. 2001-43 of 16 January 2001 containing various provisions adapting to Community law in the field of transport may be exempted, by decision of the Minister for Justice, after consulting the Conseil national des greffiers des tribunaux de commerce, from part of the training period provided for in 8° of article R. 742-1, up…

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Article R742-6-1 of the French Commercial code

Candidates for the competition for access to the profession of commercial court clerk may be persons who meet the conditions mentioned in 1° to 6° of Article R. 742-1. The competition is held once a year. The number of places offered each year is set by order of the Minister of Justice, having regard to the number of people on the list of suitable candidates provided for in Article R….

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Article R742-6-2 of the French Commercial code

The competitive examination for access to the profession of commercial court clerk is held before a national jury, which chooses the subject of the tests. The jury is made up of two magistrates from the judiciary and a commercial court clerk, either in active service or honorary. The chair is held by the most senior magistrate in the highest grade. The chair and members of the examination panel are appointed…

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Article R742-9 of the French Commercial code

The traineeship is completed with the clerk of a commercial court. The Conseil national des greffiers des tribunaux de commerce draws up each year, in agreement with the clerks of the commercial courts, a list of proposed traineeships comprising at least as many proposals as places offered in the competition. These proposals specify the location of the traineeship as well as the dates or periods on which it begins and…

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Article R742-10 of the French Commercial code

The trainee participates in the professional activity of the training supervisor under the latter’s direction and responsibility, without being able to substitute for him/her in the acts of his/her function, under the conditions defined by the Conseil national des greffiers des tribunaux de commerce. The training period must correspond to the normal working hours as they result from the regulations, collective agreements, agreements or usages in force for the professional…

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Article R742-11 of the French Commercial code

The Conseil national des greffiers des tribunaux de commerce shall keep a register in which shall be entered the name of the trainee, the name of the training supervisor(s) and the dates on which the training period begins and ends.

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