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French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter III: Pledging of intangible movables.

Article 2362

To be enforceable against the debtor of the pledged claim, the pledge of the claim must be notified to him or the debtor must intervene in the deed. Failing this, only the pledgor validly receives pay…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter III: Pledging of intangible movables.

Article 2355

A pledge is the assignment, as security for an obligation, of an intangible movable asset or a group of intangible movable assets, present or future. It is conventional or judicial. Judicial pledging…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter III: Pledging of intangible movables.

Article 2360

Where the pledge relates to an account, the pledged claim means the credit balance, whether provisional or definitive, on the day the security is realised subject to the regularisation of transactions…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter III: Pledging of intangible movables.

Article 2361

A pledge of a claim, present or future, takes effect between the parties and becomes enforceable against third parties on the date of the deed. In the event of a dispute, proof of the date lies with t…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter III: Pledging of intangible movables.

Article 2356

On pain of nullity, the pledge of a claim must be concluded in writing. The secured claims and the pledged claims are designated in the deed. If they are future, the deed must allow them to be individ…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter III: Pledging of intangible movables.

Article 2363-1

The debtor of the pledged claim may set up against the pledgee the defences inherent in the debt. He may also raise defences arising from his relationship with the pledgor before the pledge became enf…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter III: Pledging of intangible movables.

Article 2361-1

Where the same claim is the subject of successive pledges, the ranking of creditors is governed by the order of the deeds. The creditor who is first in line has recourse against the creditor to whom t…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter III: Pledging of intangible movables.

Article 2366

If more has been paid to the pledgee than the secured debt, the pledgee owes the difference to the settlor.

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter III: Inter-company savings plan.

Article L3333-4

The inter-company savings plan may collect sums from profit-sharing, company profit-sharing, voluntary payments by employees and the persons mentioned in article L. 3332-2 belonging to companies withi…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter III: Inter-company savings plan.

Article L3333-2

An inter-company savings plan may be set up by collective agreement concluded under the conditions set out in Book II of Part Two. If this plan is set up between several individual employers, it may a…

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