Article R622-2
From the opening judgment, the debtor is required to notify the administrator or, failing that, the judicial representative, of all its establishments and to facilitate access to them, to communicate…
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From the opening judgment, the debtor is required to notify the administrator or, failing that, the judicial representative, of all its establishments and to facilitate access to them, to communicate…
The application to modify the administrator's mission shall be made by petition to the court, which shall rule after hearing the debtor's observations as well as those of the administrator, the mandat…
The debtor shall inform the judicial representative of the identity of the natural persons who are co-obligated or who have granted a personal surety or who have assigned or transferred an asset as se…
The debtor, the administrator if one has been appointed and, where applicable, the mandataire judiciaire shall indicate to the juge-commissaire and the public prosecutor, when they so request, the bal…
…ods and places of assignment as well as the obligations resulting from the provisions of article R. 622-19 of the Penitentiary Code and, where applicable, the measures provided for in articles 132-43…
…er the judgment opening the safeguard or judicial recovery proceedings mentioned in I of Article L. 622-17.II.- Where they are not paid on the due date, these claims are paid by lien in accordance wit…
…812-2, article L. 811-11-1, article L. 814-5, the last paragraph of article L. 621-4, articles L. 622-18, L. 626-25 and L. 641-8, article R. 621-12 as well as articles R. 814-24 and R. 814-38.
…These funds are returned to holders who are exempt from the declaration provided for in article L. 622-24 of the French Commercial Code. For the claim corresponding to the funds that could not be ret…
…ch Commercial Code, subject to the cases of automatic termination provided for in III of article L. 622-13 of the same code.
…These funds are returned to users who are exempted from the declaration provided for inArticle L. 622-24 of the French Commercial Code. For the claim corresponding to the funds that could not be ret…
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