Within six months of the completion of the probationary period provided for in article R. 742-35, the court clerk shall again refer the matter to the commission so that it may examine, in the light of the assessments of the probationary supervisor and the nature and quality of the work he or she has done, whether he or she may enter the desired profession. The procedure followed before the committee…
The continuing training provided for by Article L. 743-15 ensures that the commercial court clerks update and perfect the knowledge required to practise their profession. The duration of continuing training is twenty hours over the course of a calendar year or forty hours over the course of two consecutive years. The continuing training obligation is satisfied: 1° Through participation in legal or professional training courses provided by the Conseil national…
By 31 January of each calendar year at the latest, the registrars of the commercial courts declare to the National Council of Registrars of the Commercial Courts the conditions under which they have fulfilled their continuing training obligation during the previous year. The National Council monitors the effective fulfilment of the continuing training obligation of commercial court clerks by verifying the criteria for the training courses attended and their necessary…
Without prejudice to the provisions of Article R. 213-29 of the Code of Judicial Organisation, each commercial court registry is inspected at least once every four years. It may also be subject to occasional unannounced inspections covering a particular area of the clerk’s professional activity or all of it. Each inspection is ordered by the Minister of Justice, either on his own initiative or at the request of the president…
The Inspectorate General of Justice may also, at the request of the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, carry out occasional unannounced inspections covering all of the registrar’s activities. To this end, it may request the assistance of the inspectors mentioned in Article R. 743-1 or their technical opinion on the registry’s accounts.
The Inspectorate General of Justice and the inspectors mentioned in Article R. 743-1 have, in the performance of their duties, a general power of investigation and control. They may be assisted by a chartered accountant and an auditor. The costs incurred by such assistance shall be advanced by the Conseil national des greffiers des tribunaux de commerce; they shall be recovered from the clerk of the commercial court inspected if…
Except in the cases provided for in article R. 743-2, the inspectors mentioned in article R. 743-1 send a report of their mission to the public prosecutor. Occasional inspections give rise to a detailed report. These documents are sent to the Minister of Justice at the end of each inspection. A copy is sent to the president of the Conseil national des greffiers des tribunaux de commerce and to the…
The company holds the office of a commercial court clerk. Its registered office is that of the office. The company is given the name “company holding an office of clerk of the commercial court”.
The company is formed subject to the suspensive condition of its appointment by the Minister of Justice; the condition is deemed to have been fulfilled on the date of publication of the order provided for in article R. 743-31.
The appointment of a company to a commercial court clerk’s office, the appointment of each of the partners who will practice within the company and the acceptance of their resignation are pronounced by order of the Minister of Justice. .
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