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.
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…ed when the sale has taken place in the forms prescribed by articles L. 143-3 to L. 143-8, L. 143-10and L. 143-13 to L. 143-15.
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