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Unseizable movable property in France: exhaustive list, exceptions and debtor protection
By Raphaël MORENON19 September 2025What assets are protected by French law in the event of seizure? Find out about your rights, the list of assets that cannot be seized and the exceptions you need to know about to defend yourself.
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> The practice of seizing propertyA practical, chronological and exhaustive study of the implementation of a property seizure procedure.
We put all our expertise to work to achieve a simple objective: to prevent a property seizure.
Understanding the ACPR: Role, missions and supervision of the banking and insurance sector
The Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution, better known by its acronym ACPR, is a key institution in the French financial landscape. Whether you are a bank customer, an insurance policyholder or the director of a financial institution, understanding its role and missions is essential. This article summarises the key points concerning...The Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM): role and operation explained
Last update: 24 March 2026 - consolidation and legal enrichment Is your credit institution the subject of an ECB inspection, or are you anticipating a sanction procedure under the single supervisory mechanism? These situations require you to master a dense institutional architecture, where...Understanding the free movement of capital and payments in the EU
The free movement of capital and payments is one of the four fundamental freedoms guaranteed by the European Union Treaties. This freedom is often overlooked by businesses and individuals, yet it plays a decisive role in the smooth running of the European internal market. Our firm regularly observes situations where...Abuse of exploitation: when the dominant company imposes unfair conditions
A company in a dominant position has the economic power to act independently of its competitors and customers. While this position is not prohibited per se, competition law punishes its abusive exploitation, particularly when it leads to the imposition of unfair trading conditions. These practices, less...Exclusionary abuses: practices designed to eliminate competition explained
Abuse of a dominant position is one of the main breaches of competition law. Among its manifestations, exclusionary abuses are particularly damaging to the functioning of markets. These practices, carried out by companies in a dominant position, are aimed at eliminating existing competitors or preventing new ones from entering the market...Relevant market and dominant position: the keys to competitive analysis
Competitive analysis is an essential pillar of competition law. To establish the existence of an abuse of a dominant position, two steps are essential: defining the relevant market and establishing a dominant position on that market. These concepts, which seem abstract at first glance, nonetheless determine the...Abuse of a dominant position: understanding and identifying prohibited practices
L'abus de position dominante est l'une des infractions les plus sévèrement sanctionnées en droit de la concurrence : jusqu'à 10 % du chiffre d'affaires mondial de l'entreprise fautive (art. L. 464-2 du Code de commerce). Google, Apple, Canal+ - les condamnations récentes rappellent qu'aucun secteur n'est à l'abri. Encore faut-il…Carriage of goods by air: carrier liability in the event of loss or damage
Transporting goods by air accounts for a significant proportion of international trade. This solution, prized for its speed, nevertheless involves risks inherent in transport. Losses, damage or delays can occur, causing economic damage that can be considerable for both shippers and receivers. Understanding the applicable liability regime...The Montreal Convention: the cornerstone of international air carrier liability
Votre vol a été annulé, votre bagage a disparu, ou un accident en vol a causé des blessures : la Convention de Montréal du 28 mai 1999 détermine vos droits face au transporteur aérien. Pour les vols européens, le règlement CE 261/2004 ajoute un droit à indemnisation forfaitaire. Deux régimes qui…Falsifying goods: understanding the offence and the risks involved
The trust you place in the products you buy every day is based on the assurance that they are what they claim to be, that they are safe and comply with standards. However, the risk of goods being falsified is an economic and legal reality that can have serious consequences, both for...
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