Article R2191-26
A final partial payment is a payment which cannot be challenged by the parties after it has been paid, in particular when the balance is drawn up.With the exception of works contracts, the purchaser m…
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A final partial payment is a payment which cannot be challenged by the parties after it has been paid, in particular when the balance is drawn up.With the exception of works contracts, the purchaser m…
Innovation partnerships with a value equal to or greater than the thresholds for the formalised procedure shall be awarded in accordance with the procedure with negotiation, subject to the provisions…
In the event of payment of a termination indemnity, the period for payment of this indemnity runs from the date on which the amount of the indemnity is determined, once the decision to terminate the c…
The contract may provide for guarantees other than those provided for in sub-section 1 for the performance of a particular commitment.
Notification of the contract implies acceptance of the subcontractor and, where applicable, approval of its terms of payment.
The purpose of the preliminary design studies is :1° To confirm the feasibility of the chosen solution, taking into account additional studies and reconnaissance, and to determine its main characteris…
Interest on arrears runs from the day following the expiry of the payment period or the due date stipulated in the concession contract, up to and including the date on which the principal is paid.
When micro-enterprises make use of the option provided for in Article L. 232-25, the statutory auditors' report is not made public. When small and medium-sized companies make use of the option provide…
As an exception to the provisions of Article L. 236-25, it may be stipulated that the companies benefiting from the demerger will only be liable for that part of the liabilities of the demerged compan…
The report on the management of the group sets out the position of the group made up of the undertakings included in the consolidation, its foreseeable development, the significant events that have oc…
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