A court-appointed administrator may exercise his profession as an employee of a natural or legal person registered on the list provided for in article L. 811-2.
A natural person registered on this list may not employ more than two salaried court-appointed administrators. A legal entity registered on the said list may not employ more than twice the number of salaried court-appointed administrators than the number of associate court-appointed administrators practising therein.
The employment contract of the salaried court-appointed administrator may not infringe the ethical rules of the profession of court-appointed administrator. Notwithstanding any clause in the employment contract, the salaried court-appointed administrator may refuse to accept an act from his employer or to carry out an assignment where such act or assignment appears to him to be contrary to his conscience or likely to undermine his independence. Any non-competition clause is deemed unwritten.
An employee director may not hold office in a personal capacity.
This Book shall apply to the salaried court-appointed administrator, unless otherwise provided.