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Article R153-6 of the French Commercial code

The judge shall order the communication or production of the document in its full version where this is necessary for the resolution of the dispute, even though it is likely to infringe a business secret. The judge shall order the communication or production of the document in its full version where this is necessary for the resolution of the dispute, even though it is likely to infringe a business secret….

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Article R153-7 of the French Commercial code

Where only certain elements of the document are of such a nature as to infringe a business secret without being necessary for the resolution of the dispute, the judge shall order the communication or production of the document in a non-confidential version or in the form of a summary, in accordance with the terms and conditions that he shall determine. .

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Article R153-8 of the French Commercial code

Where the decision is taken before any trial on the merits, the decision ruling on the request for communication or production of the document may be appealed in accordance with the conditions laid down in article 490 or article 496 of the Code of Civil Procedure. The time limit for appeal and any appeal made within that time limit are suspensive where the decision grants the request for communication or…

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Article R153-9 of the French Commercial code

I.-Where it is given in the context of proceedings on the merits, the decision rejecting the request for disclosure or production of the document may be appealed only together with the decision on the merits. II.-The decision granting the request for disclosure or production of the document may be appealed independently of the decision on the merits within fifteen days of service of the order of the court. II -An…

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Article R153-10 of the French Commercial code

At the request of a party, an extract of the decision containing only its operative part, bearing the executory formula, may be given to him for the purposes of its compulsory enforcement. A non-confidential version of the decision, in which information covered by business secrecy is blacked out, may be given to third parties and made available to the public in electronic form.

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Article R210-1 of the French Commercial code

Commercial companies are registered in the Trade and Companies Register under the conditions defined in Book I. The application for registration is submitted after completion of the formalities for incorporation of the company.

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Article R210-3 of the French Commercial code

When the other formalities for the formation of the company have been completed, a notice is inserted in a medium authorised to receive legal announcements in the département of the registered office. This notice is signed by the notary who received the company deed or in whose minutes it was filed; in other cases, it is signed by one of the founders or the first partners who has received a…

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Article R210-4 of the French Commercial code

The notice referred to in Article R. 210-3 contains the following information: 1° The company name followed, where applicable, by its acronym; 2° The form of the company; 3° The amount of share capital; 4° The address of the registered office; 5° The corporate purpose, stated briefly; 6° The duration for which the company was formed; 7° The surname, usual first name and domicile of the partners indefinitely liable for…

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Article R210-5 of the French Commercial code

When a limited liability company is formed, a statement of the acts performed on behalf of the company being formed, with an indication, for each of them, of the commitment that would result for the company, is presented to the partners before the Articles of Association are signed. This statement is appended to the Articles of Association, the signing of which entails the assumption of the commitments by the company,…

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