Article L694-5
A judgment dismissing the coordinator pursuant to Article 75 of the aforementioned Regulation (EU) 2015/848 may not be appealed.
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A judgment dismissing the coordinator pursuant to Article 75 of the aforementioned Regulation (EU) 2015/848 may not be appealed.
The members of the regional chamber of commerce and industry and the members of the local chambers of commerce and industry are elected under the same conditions as, respectively, the members of the r…
The distribution of seats between professional categories and sub-categories is made taking into account the tax bases of the nationals, the number of nationals and the number of employees they employ…
The president of the commercial court may hear, concurrently with the enforcement judge, where they are intended to preserve a claim falling within the jurisdiction of the commercial court and are req…
The court seised of an application to open insolvency proceedings in respect of a debtor may open, as the case may be, main insolvency proceedings or territorial or secondary insolvency proceedings.
I.-The court hearing an application to open secondary insolvency proceedings shall reject the application where the insolvency practitioner in the main insolvency proceedings or the debtor in possessi…
…the suspension of proceedings for the realisation of assets may be appealed by the court-appointed agents, the public prosecutor, the debtor in possession and the insolvency practitioner appointed in…
…(EU) No 2015/848 shall be determined pursuant to 2° of Article L. 721-8 if the debtor carries on a commercial or craft activity. The judicial court within whose jurisdiction the establishment is loca…
Commercial courts hear:1° Disputes relating to commitments between merchants, between craftsmen, between credit institutions, between finance companies or between them;2° Those relating to commercial…
At the close of the judicial liquidation operations, the court may, exceptionally, impose on the debtor a contribution intended to discharge the liabilities in the proportions it determines. To set th…
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