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The enforcement judge (jex): status, powers, procedures and key reforms for effective enforcement
By Raphaël MORENON18 September 2025Seizures, debts, forced execution? Discover the key role of the Enforcement Judge (JEX)! Protect your rights or simply recover your debts. An essential guide.
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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.
Legal definition of concerted action: analysis of article L. 233-10
Far from being a mere theoretical concept, acting in concert is a legal and strategic reality at the heart of company and stock market law. It refers to the situation where several individuals or legal entities coordinate their efforts to implement a common strategy with regard to a company. Article L....The origins and development of the concept of action de concert in France
Concerted action is a key concept in stock market and company law. Often perceived as complex, it refers to the situation where several people, usually shareholders, coordinate to implement a common strategy with regard to a company. Understanding the origins and development of this concept...Concerted action in French law: understanding its mechanisms and implications
Concerted action is a central concept in business law, often perceived as technical and reserved for large-scale financial transactions. It is, however, a mechanism whose purpose and implications extend far beyond the stock markets to reach the very heart of company law. An action in concert...The legal framework for bank transfers: the customer's rights and the bank's obligations
The bank transfer is now an essential tool for individuals and businesses alike, making it easier to exchange money on a daily basis. Whether you are paying rent, settling a supplier invoice or transferring funds to a relative, the apparent simplicity of bank transfers masks a specific legal framework. Understanding the rights and obligations...Deadlines and liability in the event of a non-executed or delayed transfer
Bank transfers, which have become everyday tools for individuals and businesses, are based on precise legal mechanisms. However, sometimes a transfer is not carried out correctly or is delayed, raising questions about the applicable deadlines and the liability of banks. Understanding these rules is essential to...Due diligence obligations of the bank in the case of an international transfer
International credit transfers are commonplace in a globalised world, but they expose users and banks to increased risks, particularly in terms of fraud and money laundering. In view of these challenges, banks are subject to specific obligations of vigilance, reinforced by the...Blocking and disputing a bank transfer: what legal steps should be taken?
When faced with a suspicious or unsolicited bank transfer debited from your account, responsiveness is essential. Whether it's a transaction you've never authorised, an error in the amount or a direct debit whose legitimacy you dispute, there are legal steps you can take to assert your rights. Understanding the distinction...Bank liability in the event of a fraudulent transfer: what recourse do customers have?
The dematerialisation of banking and the proliferation of online transactions have unfortunately paved the way for an upsurge in fraud, particularly fraudulent transfers. Whether individuals or businesses, no-one is immune to these sophisticated schemes, which can cause considerable financial damage. When the irreparable happens...The GPT for creating Adapps matrices
As part of the digitalisation of our internal tools, we have set up intelligent assistance dedicated to the use of ADAPPS software. 🎯 Objective: to help you create, modify or correct your matrices (templates for letters, summonses, agreements, etc.) without needing any technical knowledge. 🤖...Groups of companies in difficulty: how Europe is facilitating coordination
In today's economic landscape, many businesses are organised into groups of companies: a parent company controls one or more subsidiaries, sometimes spread across different countries. While this structure offers advantages during periods of growth, it becomes a real headache when the group, or one of its subsidiaries, is unable to...
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