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Article R724-5 of the French Consumer Code

If the commission grants the debtor’s request, the letter referred to in Article R. 724-4 states that its decision entails the suspension and prohibition of enforcement proceedings against the debtor’s assets as well as assignments of remuneration that he has agreed to and that relate to debts other than maintenance debts.

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Article R724-7 of the French Consumer Code

If the commission imposes personal recovery without judicial liquidation, the provisions of article R. 741-1 are applicable. If the commission decides to refer the matter to the judge for the purposes of opening a personal recovery procedure with judicial liquidation, the provisions of article R. 742-3 shall apply.

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Article R731-1 of the French Consumer Code

For the application of the provisions of articles L. 732-1, L. 733-1 and L. 733-4, the proportion of the debtor’s monthly resources to be used to pay off his debts is calculated in accordance with the conditions set out in articles L. 731-1, L. 731-2 and L. 731-3, by reference to the scale provided for in article R. 3252-2 of the French Labour Code. However, this sum may not exceed…

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Article R731-3 of the French Consumer Code

The amount of the household’s current expenses is assessed by the commission, either for their actual amount on the basis of items declared by the debtor, or according to the scale set by its rules of procedure and taking into account the composition of the family. The rules of procedure specify the conditions and procedures under which expenses are taken into account for their actual amount or according to the…

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Article R732-2 of the French Consumer Code

The conventional reorganisation plan states that it is automatically null and void fifteen days after an unsuccessful formal notice sent to the debtor to perform its obligations, without prejudice to the exercise of the options provided for in Articles L. 721-1, L. 721-4, L. 721-6, L. 721-7, L. 722-3, L. 722-4 and L. 722-6.

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