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French Commercial codeIn force
TITLE IV: Judicial liquidation and professional recovery.

Article L641-10

If the sale of all or part of the business is conceivable or if the public interest or that of the creditors so requires, the continuation of the business may be authorised by the court for a maximum…

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TITLE IV: Judicial liquidation and professional recovery.

Article L641-14-1

The liquidator, with the agreement of the administrator, if one has been appointed, may acquiesce in a claim for revendication or restitution of an asset mentioned in Section 3 of Chapter IV of Title…

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Chapter VIII: Accelerated safeguard

Article L628-4

Where the debtor is not subject to the obligation to constitute classes of affected parties provided for in Article L. 626-29, the opening of accelerated safeguard proceedings is subject to such const…

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Chapter VIII: Accelerated safeguard

Article L628-8

The court adopts the plan under the conditions set out in articles L. 626-31 and L. 626-32 within two months of the opening judgment. At the request of the debtor and the insolvency administrator, the…

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TITLE III: Receivership.

Article L631-11

The remuneration relating to the functions exercised by the debtor, if he is a natural person, or the managers of the legal entity is maintained as it was on the day the proceedings were opened, unles…

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TITLE III: Receivership.

Article L631-15

I.-At the latest at the end of a period of two months from the opening judgment, the court shall order the observation period to continue if it appears to it that the debtor has sufficient financing c…

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TITLE III: Receivership.

Article L631-19-2

When the cessation of activity of an undertaking with at least one hundred and fifty employees or constituting, within the meaning of article L. 2331-1 of the French Labour Code, a dominant undertakin…

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TITLE IV: Judicial liquidation and professional recovery.

Article L641-1

…of the respective powers conferred on them by the provisions applicable to them.The court-appointed agents and the persons designated in the previous paragraph shall make known without delay any facto…

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Chapter VI: Safeguard plan.

Article L626-31-1

The mission of the administrator responsible for the implementation of the plan does not end until payment of the last instalment provided for in the plan, if this is later than the instalment stipula…

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Chapter VI: Safeguard plan.

Article L626-32

I.-Where the plan is not approved in accordance with the provisions of article L. 626-30-2, it may be adopted by the court at the request of the debtor or the court-appointed administrator with the ag…

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