Article L131-11
If the cheque bears the signatures of persons incapable of binding themselves by cheque, or forged signatures, or signatures of fictitious persons, or signatures which for any other reason cannot bind…
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If the cheque bears the signatures of persons incapable of binding themselves by cheque, or forged signatures, or signatures of fictitious persons, or signatures which for any other reason cannot bind…
The penalties laid down in Article 226-21 of the Criminal Code shall apply to any person who: 1. Use information centralised by the Banque de France pursuant to the first paragraph of article L. 131-8…
…ry execution or protective measures may be taken against an intermediary referred to in Article L. 211-3 in respect of financial securities held in an account opened in its name in the books of anothe…
For each bond issue, the association must provide subscribers with a notice setting out the terms of the issue and an information document. This document covers, in particular, the organisation, the a…
The UCITS' depositary is liable to the UCITS or to the unitholders or shareholders for the loss by the depositary, or by a third party to whom custody has been delegated, of financial instruments held…
The merger is carried out under the supervision of the statutory auditors of each of the companies involved. The draft terms of merger shall be communicated to them at least forty-five days before the…
…akings for collective real estate investment, whatever their form.As an exception to article L. 214-114, prior to the demerger, non-trading property investment companies are authorised, where appropri…
The merger is approved by the Extraordinary General Meeting of each of the companies involved.
With the exception of the cases provided for in articles L. 214-66 and L. 214-76, a société civile de placement immobilier may only merge with another société civile de placement immobilier managing a…
The Extraordinary General Meeting of the acquiring company decides on the valuation of the contributions in kind, in accordance with the provisions of article L. 214-91.
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