French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Chapter I: General provisions
Article R411-2
The summons to vacate the premises cannot be served at an elected domicile.
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The summons to vacate the premises cannot be served at an elected domicile.
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The minimum period for receipt of applications is thirty days from the date of dispatch of the contract notice.
The assessment of the capacities of a group of economic operators is global. It is not required that each member of the group has all the capacities required to perform the contract.
Where the purchaser decides to set minimum capacity levels, he may only require minimum levels that are related and proportionate to the subject of the contract or its performance conditions.
Applications and tenders must be submitted either by all the members of the consortium, or by a representative who has the necessary authority to represent the other members of the consortium. The sam…
The purchaser opens a dialogue with the selected participants, the purpose of which is to identify and define the means best suited to satisfying its needs. All aspects of the contract may be discusse…
The consultation documents are made available to economic operators free of charge. For contracts that meet a need whose estimated value is equal to or greater than €40,000 excluding tax and whose pro…
Participants may be asked to provide details, clarifications, improvements or additions to their final offer. However, such requests may not have the effect of modifying the essential aspects of the f…
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