French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Chapter I: The monetary unit
Article L111-1
France's currency is the euro. One euro is divided into one hundred centimes.
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France's currency is the euro. One euro is divided into one hundred centimes.
Subject to the provisions of the first paragraph of article L. 112-2 and articles L. 112-3, L. 112-3-1 and L. 112-4, automatic indexation of the prices of goods or services is prohibited. Any clause i…
…ction fees distinguishes, for each category of products or services, the subtotal of fees collected and the number of corresponding products or services.
…wn as an allonge. It must be signed by the endorser. The endorser's signature is affixed either by hand or by any non-handwritten method. The endorsement may not name the beneficiary or may simply con…
…rity data.He shall use the payment instrument in accordance with the conditions governing its issue and use, which must be objective, non-discriminatory and proportionate.
Banknotes and coins are protected as intellectual works by articles L. 122-4 and L. 335-2 of the French Intellectual Property Code. The issuing authorities are vested with the author's rights.
Without prejudice to the provisions of Article L. 133-1, the provisions of this section apply to payment transactions carried out in euros and to payment transactions involving a single conversion bet…
A cheque written in both words and figures is only valid for the amount written in words in the event of a difference. Where a cheque is written more than once, either in words or in figures, the diff…
…epresentative of a person for whom he had no authority to act is himself obligated under the cheque and, if he has paid, has the same rights as the purported principal would have had. The same applies…
…named person with a "not to order" clause or an equivalent clause is transferable only in the form and with the effects of an ordinary assignment.
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