French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
TITLE VI: LOCAL AUTHORITY FINANCES
Article D6365-2
Articles R. 3341-1, R. 3341-2 and D. 3342-1 to D. 3342-13 are applicable to the local authority.
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Articles R. 3341-1, R. 3341-2 and D. 3342-1 to D. 3342-13 are applicable to the local authority.
The professional trade unions of employees or employers and their associations, and the associations of employees or employers mentioned in article L. 2135-1 whose resources within the meaning of arti…
Within the limit of the amount of the secured debt and, where applicable, in accordance with the order indicated by the pledgor, the pledge of the pledged account or securities provided for in IV and…
The formal notice provided for in V of article L. 211-20 shall contain the following information, failing which it shall be null and void:1° If payment is not made, the creditor may realise the pledge…
The declaration of pledge of a securities account held by an intermediary referred to in Article L. 211-3, a central depository or, where applicable, the issuer or the declaration of pledge of financi…
The provisions of articles D. 211-10 to D. 211-13 do not apply to pledges of shares in non-trading property investment companies or shares in forestry savings companies, which remain subject to the pr…
Where the secured creditor has authorised the pledgor to dispose of the financial securities and sums in any currency which are the subject of the pledge, the pledgor and the secured creditor shall in…
Credit institutions and finance companies adhering to the surety guarantee mechanism must include the following statement in their surety bond contracts falling within the scope of articles D. 313-26…
Information intended for beneficiaries and documents relating to the conditions and formalities to be met in order to benefit from a payment under the surety guarantee mechanism are written in French,…
Credit institutions and finance companies shall provide the beneficiaries of the surety undertakings referred to in article D. 313-26, as well as any person who so requests, with all relevant informat…
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