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Article A663-26 of the French Commercial code

The fee provided for in Article R. 663-28 in respect of the task of administering the business, where the continuation of the business has been authorised pursuant to Article L. 641-10 (number 12 of table 4-3), is set in proportion to the amount of turnover, according to the following scale: TURNOVER IN € EMOLUMENT RATE IN % 0 to 150,000 2.822% 150,001 to 750,000 1.411% 750,001 to 3,000,000 0.846%

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Article A663-27 of the French Commercial code

I. – The emoluments provided for in I of Article R. 663-29 are set proportionally: 1° To the amount of the total price, inclusive of all taxes, of the assets sold, after deduction of the remuneration, inclusive of all taxes, of the participants, other than the liquidator, who took part in the sale transactions, in the case of sales of tangible movable assets (number 13 of Table 4-3) ; 2°…

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Article A663-28 of the French Commercial code

The fee provided for in Article R. 663-30 in respect of the distribution to the creditors mentioned in Article L. 622-24 and payments of the claims mentioned in I of Article L. 641-13 (number 16 of table 4-3) is set in proportion to the cumulative amount of sums collected by all creditors or deposited with the Caisse des dépôts et consignations, according to the following scale: ASSET RANGES IN €…

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Article A663-29 of the French Commercial code

The fee provided for in Article R. 663-31-1 in respect of actions brought pursuant to the provisions of the first paragraph of article L. 653-7 is set at 300 euros per action brought resulting in the imposition of a sanction provided for in articles L. 653-3 to L. 653-6 and article L. 653-8 (number 18 in table 4-3). This fee is doubled if the sanction is upheld on appeal.

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Article Annexe 6-1 of the French Commercial code

I. – Environmental assessment tabulated by the debtor Name of the operator: Company name: Name of the insolvency administrator: 1. Identification of the site City: Department: Usual designation of the site: Address: Approximate area: m² Activity: Establishment subject to classified installations legislation: A declaration A authorisation A Seveso directive Nomenclature headings: Attach a copy of the prefectoral decrees. Attach a copy of environmental studies or safety documents already completed. 2….

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Article A711-1 of the French Commercial code

I.-The six seats for staff representatives on the national joint committee of the chambers of commerce and industry provided for in article 1 of law no. 52-1311 of 10 December 1952 relating to the compulsory establishment of a statute for the administrative staff of the chambers of agriculture, chambers of commerce and chambers of trade are allocated on the basis of the consolidated results obtained by each of the most…

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Article A711-3 of the French Commercial code

A member of a territorial chamber of commerce and industry who terminates his or her term of office shall submit his or her resignation to the supervisory authority. The resignation of the person concerned shall become definitive on the date of its written acceptance by the supervisory authority or, failing this, one month from the date on which the resignation is sent to the latter, as evidenced by any means…

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Article A711-4 of the French Commercial code

In application of article R.711-74-1, the threshold below which the approval of the supervisory authority referred to in Article R.712-2 is not required is set at €100,000 per transaction or 30% of the contract in the case of public works contracts.

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Article A711-5 of the French Commercial code

I.-The members of the joint conciliation commission provided for in D. 711-70-1 and their alternates are appointed for five years in the month following the general meeting at which CCI France is set up, as provided for in article R. 711-58 : 1° The representatives of the presidents of the chambers of commerce and industry are appointed by the bureau of CCI France from among the presidents in office; 2°…

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