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Article L330-2 of the French Commercial code

Where the contract containing the exclusivity clause referred to in Article L. 330-1 is subsequently followed, between the same parties, by other similar agreements relating to the same type of goods, the exclusivity clauses contained in these new agreements terminate on the same date as the first contract.

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Article L330-3 of the French Commercial code

Any person who makes a trade name, brand or trade name available to another person, requiring that person to give an undertaking of exclusivity or quasi-exclusivity for the exercise of his activity, is required, prior to the signing of any contract concluded in the common interest of both parties, to provide the other party with a document giving sincere information, enabling him to make a commitment with full knowledge of…

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Article L341-1 of the French Commercial code

All contracts concluded between, on the one hand, a natural person or a legal entity governed by private law that groups together traders, other than those mentioned in Chapters V and VI of Title II of Book I of this Code, or providing the services mentioned in the first paragraph of Article L. 330-3 and, on the other hand, any person operating a retail shop on his own behalf or…

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Article L341-2 of the French Commercial code

I.-Any clause having the effect, after the expiry or termination of one of the contracts mentioned in Article L. 341-1, to restrict the freedom to carry on the commercial activity of the operator who has previously entered into this contract is deemed to be unwritten. II.-Clauses shall not be subject to I of this article if the person relying on them demonstrates that they meet the following cumulative conditions: 1°…

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Article L410-1 of the French Commercial code

The rules laid down in this Book apply to undertakings understood as entities, whatever their legal form and method of financing, which carry out production, distribution and service activities, including those carried out by public bodies, in particular under public service delegation agreements.

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Article L410-2 of the French Commercial code

Unless otherwise provided by law, the prices of goods, products and services covered prior to 1 January 1987 by Ordinance no. 45-1483 of 30 June 1945 are freely determined by competition. However, in sectors or areas where price competition is limited due either to monopoly situations or lasting supply difficulties, or to legislative or regulatory provisions, a decree in Council of State may regulate prices after consultation with the Competition…

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Article L410-3 of the French Commercial code

In communities covered by article 73 of the Constitution and in the overseas collectivities of Saint-Barthélemy, Saint-Martin, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon and Wallis-et-Futuna, and in sectors where supply conditions or market structures limit the free play of competition, the Government may, after receiving the public opinion of the Competition Authority and by decree in the Conseil d’Etat, adopt the measures necessary to remedy the malfunctioning of the wholesale markets for the goods and…

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Article L410-4 of the French Commercial code

In communities covered by article 73 of the Constitution and in the overseas collectivities of Saint-Barthélemy, Saint-Martin, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon and Wallis-et-Futuna, and in accordance with Article 349 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, the Government may regulate the selling price of essential products or families of products by decree in the Conseil d’Etat, following a public opinion from the Autorité de la concurrence.

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Article L410-5 of the French Commercial code

I. – In the local authorities covered by the article 73 of the Constitution and in the overseas collectivities of Saint-Martin, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon and Wallis-et-Futuna, following a public opinion from the territorially competent price, margin and income observatory, the State representative negotiates each year with the professional organisations of the retail trade sector and their suppliers, whether producers, wholesalers or importers, as well as with sea freight companies and forwarding agents…

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Article L410-6 of the French Commercial code

I. – On an experimental basis and for a period of five years from 1 July 2017, in the Department of Mayotte and French Guiana, following a public opinion from the territorially competent observatory of prices, margins and incomes, the State representative shall negotiate each year with the large and medium-sized retailers present in the territory a maximum professional tariff for their wholesale activity with regard to small retail outlets…

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