French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter II: Provisions adapting Book II.
Article L932-16
In article L. 233-24, the words "or VII of Article 97" are deleted.
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Showing 1001–1010 of 17413 articles for “Art. n° 16-23.120 et n° 16-10.583”
In article L. 233-24, the words "or VII of Article 97" are deleted.
…follows: "Art. L. 145-37-The rents for leases of buildings or premises governed by this chapter, whether renewed or not, may be revised at the request of either party, under the conditions laid down…
…follows: "Art. L. 145-37-The rents for leases of buildings or premises governed by this chapter, whether renewed or not, may be revised at the request of either party, under the conditions provided f…
An order of the ministers responsible for justice, the economy, social affairs, agriculture and labour specifies the list of declarations referred to in 1° of I of article R. 123-1 that must be filed…
…ed if the domiciliary is a French legal entity governed by public law or an association grouping together French legal entities governed by public law. The domiciliation agent shall make available to…
When the decisions and notifications provided for in the procedures defined in articles L. 123-3 and R. 123-139 to R. 123-142 give rise to costs, these are advanced by the court clerk. The amount is r…
…eper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, and the Minister responsible for industrial property shall determine the conditions of application of this Section. In particular, it shall specify: 1° The docu…
The domiciliation contract provided for in articles R. 123-167 and R. 123-168 is mentioned in the Trade and Companies Register, with an indication of the name or corporate name and the references of t…
The costs reimbursed to the registrar by the Treasury pursuant to the third paragraph of article R. 123-164 and those relating to proceedings initiated ex officio by the public prosecutor or the judge…
Any natural or legal person who sets up the registered office of his company in premises which he will occupy jointly with one or more companies shall submit, in support of his application for registr…
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