Article R814-41-1
The provisions of this subsection apply to the persons mentioned in III of Article L. 812-2 with the exception of articles R. 814-38 and R. 814-41, including where they have been authorised to continu…
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The provisions of this subsection apply to the persons mentioned in III of Article L. 812-2 with the exception of articles R. 814-38 and R. 814-41, including where they have been authorised to continu…
The remuneration of court-appointed administrators in respect of the mandates entrusted to them in civil matters is fixed on proof of the completion of their mission by the president of the court that…
Statements are drawn up each quarter by court-appointed administrators and judicial representatives for all mandates that have not been the subject of a rendering of accounts. These statements mention…
The provisions of articles R. 811-36 to R. 811-39 relating to the keeping and updating of the list of court-appointed administrators are applicable to judicial representatives.
The president of the court which entrusts an assignment to a court-appointed administrator, in civil matters, may fix the amount of an advance on the remuneration of this professional.
Each mandate, whether judicial or amicable, received by the court-appointed administrator or the judicial representative is entered in chronological order of arrival at the firm in a register mentioni…
The President of the Conseil national des administrateurs judiciaires et des mandataires judiciaires shall be seised as mediator of any dispute arising from the performance of the employment contract…
The thresholds mentioned in Article L. 814-15 are set:1° At 250 employees employed by the debtor on the date of the application to open proceedings, this number being determined in accordance with the…
Available sums deposited in bank accounts opened in the name of a debtor who has been the subject of a judgment adopting an assignment plan must be paid to the Caisse des dépôts et consignations withi…
The company is exempt from the publication formalities provided for in articles R. 210-16 et seq.
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