Article R321-39
When a party invokes business secrecy, it shall inform the mediator, at the time of disclosure, of the information, documents or parts of documents that it considers to be covered by such secrecy and…
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When a party invokes business secrecy, it shall inform the mediator, at the time of disclosure, of the information, documents or parts of documents that it considers to be covered by such secrecy and…
Statements taken may not be produced or relied upon by a party without the agreement of the party that produced them in the context of another mediation procedure, arbitration procedure or court proce…
The mediator has a period of three months in which to carry out his task, from the date of receipt of the request, or where applicable the date of receipt of the parties' observations, or the expiry o…
When the supervisory board decides to initiate sanction proceedings, the statement of objections is sent by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, delivered by hand against a receipt or by…
When a referral is made to the mediator by one of the parties, he shall inform the other parties, by letter delivered against signature or by any other means capable of establishing proof of the date…
If a summons to pay has already been published, there is no need to publish a new summons for the same property. However, if the new summons presented to the Land Registry includes more property than…
If the publication of several orders for seizure of the same property is required simultaneously, only the order which mentions the enforcement title bearing the earliest date shall be published. Wher…
The summons to pay is published in the property register within two months of being served.
Members of the General Meeting may be convened either by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, or by electronic means with acknowledgement of receipt, or by a notice inserted in at least…
Admission is granted by the selection board if the average of the marks obtained by the candidate is equal to or higher than 10 out of 20. At the end of the test, the selection board will draw up a li…
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