Article R214-15
A UCITS may enter into the financial contracts referred to in 5° of the I of Article L. 214-20 concluded on the markets referred to in 1°, 2° or 3° of the I of Article R. 214-11 or traded over-the-cou…
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A UCITS may enter into the financial contracts referred to in 5° of the I of Article L. 214-20 concluded on the markets referred to in 1°, 2° or 3° of the I of Article R. 214-11 or traded over-the-cou…
…ysically are said to be delivered if, at the time of the repurchase agreement, they are effectively and physically delivered to the assignee or his authorised representative; in the case of promissory…
The rules governing bonds issued by commercial companies are set out in articles R. 228-57 to R. 228-86 of the French Commercial Code.
The inventory and the annual accounts are made available to the statutory auditors within one month of the end of the financial year. The management report shall be made available to them within forty…
The draft terms of merger and the auditors' report on the terms and conditions of the transaction are attached to the notice of meeting sent to shareholders at least fifteen days before the date of th…
…ion, a notice of the proposed merger is published in the Bulletin des annonces légales obligatoires and filed with the clerk of the Commercial Court at the registered office of the companies concerned…
I. - The properties referred to in articles L. 214-114 and L. 214-115 eligible for inclusion in the assets of a société civile de placement immobilier are : 1° Buildings let or offered for letting on…
…ese reimbursements or payments are neither reduced nor increased by redemption or subscription fees and commissions.
Expansion or reconstruction work and sales of property assets by non-trading property investment companies must comply with the following conditions: 1° In the case of extensions : The cost, including…
Companies may only merge if the majority of their assets are made up of properties used primarily for residential purposes or primarily for commercial purposes. To determine whether a property is used…
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