The clerk of a commercial court that has been abolished is appointed clerk of a commercial court that has been created without it being necessary to resort to the procedure provided for in articles R. 742-19 to R. 742-23, in the following cases:
1° Where the commercial court created has the same jurisdiction as the court abolished, the change affecting only the commune with the court’s seat;
2° Where the jurisdiction of the commercial court created partly covers the jurisdiction of the commercial court abolished and its seat is located in the jurisdiction of the court abolished;
3° Where the jurisdiction of a commercial court covers the entire jurisdiction of the abolished commercial court as well as all or part of the jurisdiction of a judicial court with jurisdiction pursuant to Article L. 721-2, in matters assigned to the commercial courts;
4° Where the jurisdiction of a commercial court created covers the entire jurisdiction of a commercial court abolished as well as part of the jurisdiction of one or more commercial courts maintained.
This derogation benefits the clerk concerned only in respect of his appointment to a single office.