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Article L252-7 of the French Commercial code

The provisions of the preceding chapter applicable to economic interest groupings under French law relating to accounting obligations, auditing of accounts and liquidation are applicable to European economic interest groupings.

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Article L252-8 of the French Commercial code

Any company or association, any economic interest grouping may be transformed into a European economic interest grouping without giving rise to dissolution or the creation of a new legal entity. A European economic interest grouping may be transformed into an economic interest grouping under French law or a general partnership, without giving rise to dissolution or the creation of a new legal entity.

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Article L252-9 of the French Commercial code

The nullity of the European Economic Interest Grouping and of its acts or deliberations may result only from the infringement of the mandatory provisions of Regulation No 2137-85 of 25 July 1985 of the Council of the European Communities, or of the provisions of this chapter or of one of the causes of nullity of contracts in general. An action for nullity is extinguished when the cause of nullity has…

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Article L252-11 of the French Commercial code

The use in dealings with third parties of all deeds, letters, notes and similar documents which do not include the particulars relating to the European Economic Interest Grouping prescribed in Article 25 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2137/85 of 25 July 1985 on the establishment of a European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG) may be subject to an injunction, where appropriate subject to a penalty payment, under the conditions provided for…

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Article L253-1 of the French Commercial code

It is prohibited for any person or entity to make an offer to the public, within the meaning of Regulation (EU) No 2017/1129 of 14 June 2017, of the membership rights of an economic interest grouping or a European economic interest grouping referred to in Articles L. 251-3 and L. 252-3, on pain of nullity of contracts entered into or rights created. Notwithstanding the provisions of the previous paragraph, the…

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Article L310-1 of the French Commercial code

Sales accompanied or preceded by advertising and announced as tending, through a reduction in price, to the accelerated disposal of all or part of the goods of a commercial establishment following a decision, whatever the cause, to cease, seasonally suspend or change the activity, or substantially modify the operating conditions, are considered liquidations. Liquidation operations are subject to prior declaration to the mayor of the municipality in which the liquidation…

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Article L310-2 of the French Commercial code

I. – Sales and repurchases of goods carried out in premises or on sites not intended for public sale or repurchase of these goods and from vehicles specially equipped for this purpose are deemed to be unpacking sales. Unpacking sales may not exceed two months per calendar year on the same premises, on the same site or in the same district. Unpacking sales of fresh fruit and vegetables during periods…

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Article L310-3 of the French Commercial code

I.-Sales are sales that are accompanied or preceded by advertising and are announced as being aimed, through a reduction in price, at the accelerated disposal of goods in stock. Sales take place during two periods per calendar year, each lasting a minimum of three weeks and a maximum of six weeks, with the start and end dates and times set by an order of the Minister for the Economy. This…

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Article L310-4 of the French Commercial code

The name of shop or factory outlet may only be used by producers selling directly to the public the part of their production not sold in the distribution circuit or being returned. These direct sales relate exclusively to production from the previous marketing season, thus justifying a sale at a reduced price. .

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