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Showing 181–190 of 283 articles for “Art. 631”
When the meetings referred to in article L. 626-3 have been called upon, in vain, to reconstitute shareholders' equity which has fallen below half the share capital, the minutes of the deliberations s…
The decision by which the court modifies the date of cessation of payments is notified to the debtor, communicated to the persons mentioned in article R. 621-7 and is advertised as provided for in art…
A creditor's writ specifies the nature and amount of the claim and contains any evidence likely to characterise the debtor's cessation of payments. Where a farm is involved, the creditor shall attach…
Article R. 622-1 is applicable to receivership proceedings.
The articles R. 626-17 to R. 626-51, excluding article R. 626-18, the second and third paragraphs of article R. 626-20, and of article R. 626-22, are applicable to the receivership proceedings. The co…
The administrator, where one has been appointed, is bound by the information obligations incumbent on the debtor pursuant to articles R. 622-9 and R. 622-16.
When the court exercises its ex officio power and unless the interested parties have previously been invited to present their observations, the court shall cause the debtor to be summoned at the insta…
Articles R. 624-13 to R. 624-16 are applicable to the receivership proceedings.
A court of appeal which sets aside or reverses a judgment ruling on the opening of receivership proceedings may, of its own motion, open receivership or compulsory liquidation proceedings.
The judgment ruling on the opening of the proceedings is notified to the debtor or the creditor, where he is the claimant, by the registrar within eight days of its pronouncement. Where the debtor is…
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