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Article A743-15 of the French Commercial code

I.-All of the services provided by the commercial court clerk in the context of a judicial liquidation procedure listed under number 143 of the table referred to in Article A. 743-8 gives rise to the collection of a principal fee, which varies according to the number of employees and the turnover of the company concerned, determined in accordance with the provisions of article R. 621-11, according to the following scale:…

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Article A743-16 of the French Commercial code

All of the services performed by the commercial court clerk in the context of a professional recovery procedure appearing in number 145 of the table mentioned in article A. 743-8 gives rise to the collection of: 1° A principal emolument of €334.39; 2° Two accessory emoluments: a) An amount of €55.73 per procedure before the assigned judge ruling on an application for deferral or extension of payment pursuant to Article…

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Article A743-17 of the French Commercial code

I.-The transfers referred to in the third paragraph of Article R. 743-140 shall give rise to the collection of the following fees: 1° With regard to the diligence of each transmission of a deed, decision or document, by hand delivery against receipt or by secure electronic means: 1.68 €; 2° With regard to the transmission of an extract from the commercial register, by secure electronic means: 0.57 €. II.-.Transmissions listed…

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Article A743-18 of the French Commercial code

I.-The travel expenses mentioned in a of 5° of I of article Annex 4-8 shall be reimbursed at a flat rate for the distance travelled on both the outward and return journeys, equal to the price of: 1° 1st class carriage in the mode of transport concerned, if the journey can be made by rail or by another public transport service; 2° 1st class carriage by rail, based on the…

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Article A750-1 of the French Commercial code

The Directorate-General for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control (DGCCRF) is authorised to implement in its decentralised departments and at the central administration an automated processing of information involving personal data entitled “Base d’aide logicielle à l’inventaire” (BALI).

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Article A750-2 of the French Commercial code

The purpose of the automated processing is to enable the examination of applications for authorisation of retail areas, the monitoring of authorised areas and participation in the work of the departmental commercial facilities observatories mentioned in article L. 751-9.To this end, the application lists the commercial establishments subject to commercial authorisation pursuant to article L. 752-1.

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Article A750-3 of the French Commercial code

The categories of information recorded in connection with the investigation of cases are set out in Table A of Annex 7-7. The categories of information recorded under the census and control mission of authorised areas are set out in Table B of Annex 7-7.

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Article A750-5 of the French Commercial code

The High Official for Defence and Security (HFDS), the Directorate General of the Treasury (DGTPE), the National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE), the Departmental Equipment Directorates (DDE), the Departmental Commercial Equipment Observatories (ODEC) and the Regional Commercial Equipment Observatories (OREC) are recipients of the data recorded under the census and control mission of the authorised areas appearing in Table B of l’annexe 7-7.

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Article A750-6 of the French Commercial code

Persons who so request may be provided with the following information: A. – Categories of information recorded in connection with the processing of applications: A-1. Description of the application A-1.1. Date and purpose of the application (creation/extension and total surface area created). A-1.2. Location (postal address: number and street, commune, Cedex, name of commercial estate, name of shopping centre, department code) and type of project (commercial complex/isolated shop). A-1.3. Main…

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