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Article L313-27 of the French Consumer Code

Any change in the conditions for obtaining a loan with a fixed interest rate, in particular the amount or rate of credit, shall give rise to the provision to the borrower of a new advance offer on paper or on another durable medium.

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Article L313-28 of the French Consumer Code

In cases where the borrower presents another insurance contract in place of the insurance contract proposed by the lender under the conditions set out in Article L. 313-29, the lender may issue an amended offer, on paper or on another durable medium, subject to the provisions of article L. 313-32, without the time limits mentioned in article L. 313-34 are not extended or renewed. The terms on which the lender…

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Article L313-29 of the French Consumer Code

When the lender offers the borrower an insurance contract with a view to guaranteeing, in the event of the occurrence of one of the risks that this contract defines, either the total or partial repayment of the amount of the loan outstanding, or the payment of all or part of the instalments on the said loan, the following provisions must be applied: 1° Attached to the loan contract is a…

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Article L313-30 of the French Consumer Code

Until the borrower signs the offer referred to in article L. 313-24, the lender may not refuse another insurance contract as collateral, provided that this contract offers a level of cover equivalent to the insurance contract it offers. The same applies when the borrower exercises the right of cancellation provided for in premier alinéa de l’article L. 113-12-2 du code des assurances or au third paragraph of article L. 221-10…

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Article L313-31 of the French Consumer Code

If the offer referred to in Article L. 313-24 has been issued, the lender shall inform the borrower, on paper or any other durable medium, of its decision to accept or reject the offer and, where applicable, send the borrower the amended offer referred to in Article L. 313-27, within ten working days of receipt of the request for substitution. If the borrower makes use of the right to cancel…

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Article L313-32 of the French Consumer Code

The lender may not, in return for accepting as collateral an insurance contract other than the insurance contract it offers, including in the event of exercise of the right of cancellation pursuant to the first paragraph of Article L. 113-12-2 of the Insurance Code or the third paragraph of Article L. 221-10 of the Code de la mutualité nor change the rate, whether fixed, variable or revisable, or the terms…

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Article L313-34 of the French Consumer Code

The sending of the offer obliges the lender to maintain the conditions it indicates for a minimum period of thirty days from its receipt by the borrower. The offer is subject to acceptance by the borrower and the guarantors, natural persons, declared. The borrower and the guarantors may not accept the offer until ten days after they have received it. Acceptance is given by letter, as evidenced by the postmark…

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Article L313-35 of the French Consumer Code

Until the borrower accepts the offer, no payment in any form whatsoever may be made by the lender to or on behalf of the borrower, or by the borrower to the lender, in respect of the transaction in question. Until such acceptance, the borrower may not, in the same way, make any deposit, subscribe to or endorse any commercial paper, or sign any cheque. If a direct debit authorisation from…

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Article L313-36 of the French Consumer Code

The offer is always accepted subject to the resolutory condition that the contract for which the loan is requested is not concluded within four months of its acceptance. The parties may agree to a longer period than that defined in the first paragraph. >.

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