French Commercial codeIn force
Subsection 2: Payment by intervention.
Article L511-69
A holder who refuses payment by intervention forfeits his recourse against those who would have been released.
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A holder who refuses payment by intervention forfeits his recourse against those who would have been released.
The subscriber of a promissory note is obliged in the same way as the acceptor of a bill of exchange.
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The drawer, an endorser or a guarantor may indicate a person to accept or pay as required. The bill of exchange may, under the conditions hereinafter determined, be accepted or paid by a person interv…
In the event of mobilisation of the army, a plague or public calamity, or the interruption of public services managed by or subject to the control of the State or local authorities, decrees in the Cou…
The members of the social and economic committee may inform the president of the court or the public prosecutor of any fact revealing the cessation of payments by the debtor.
The members of the social and economic committee may inform the president of the court or the public prosecutor of any fact revealing the cessation of payments by the debtor.
If the debtor is put in default or sued by a creditor during the course of the proceedings, the judge may, at the debtor's request, defer payment of the sums due for up to four months and order, for t…
A substantial change in the objectives and means of the plan may only be decided by the court, at the request of the transferee.The court shall rule after hearing or duly summoning the liquidator, the…
At the end of each six-month period, the clerk's office of the commercial court and the clerk's office of the judicial court draw up a list of the court-appointed receivers and agents and other person…
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