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Out-of-court sale in the case of seizure and sale of movable property: full procedure, deadlines, role of the court commissioner and causes of failure
By Raphaël MORENON15 September 2025Seized property? Discover the amicable sale to control the procedure! Avoid auctions and get the best price for your furniture. A clear guide to your rights.
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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.
Abuse of a dominant position on the Internet: identifying and avoiding the pitfalls
Having a large market share, or even a dominant position in a digital market, is not in itself a breach of competition law. It is often the reward for commercial success, innovation or judicious investment. What is prohibited, however, is the abuse of this position to restrict...Cartels and vertical restraints on the Internet: what you need to know
Companies are constantly entering into agreements to organise their activities: supply contracts, distribution agreements, technological partnerships, etc. These practices, which are at the heart of freedom of competition, can nevertheless, although most of these collaborations are beneficial and legitimate, cross the yellow line and fall under the...Internet and e-commerce: how do you define the relevant market?
Determining the exact contours of the "relevant market" is a fundamental step in competition law and the principles of unfair competition. It is in this context that we assess whether a practice restricts competition or whether a company holds a dominant position. The exercise, already delicate...Maritime liens: understanding these priority guarantees on ships
In the wake of the maritime mortgage, another category of guarantees specific to the naval world plays an essential role: maritime liens. Less well known to the general public, they are no less formidable for the creditors who benefit from them. Unlike a mortgage, which arises from a contract, a lien is...Understanding the maritime mortgage: an essential guarantee for ships
The maritime world fascinates, with its ships criss-crossing the oceans for trade or leisure. But behind the image of adventure, a ship represents above all a considerable investment and a major economic asset. Like any valuable asset, it can be used as collateral to obtain financing. For creditors...The essentials about the limited liability sole proprietorship (EIRL): how it works and the end of the scheme
Setting up and running a sole proprietorship presents a number of challenges, not least that of protecting your personal assets from the hazards of your professional activity. For several years, the Entreprise Individuelle à Responsabilité Limitée (EIRL) (limited liability sole proprietorship) offered a solution that made this separation possible. Although this system is now being phased out in favour of a new form, the EIRL, which...Sailing on French waterways: the essential rules you need to know
The rivers and canals that criss-cross France represent an exceptional heritage and a vital network for goods transport, river tourism and water-based leisure activities. But this seemingly free space is in reality governed by a set of sometimes complex rules, designed to ensure the safety of all...Collision and assistance in river navigation: who is responsible?
Even with the utmost caution, accidents can happen on waterways. A collision between two vessels (a collision), or the need to rescue a vessel in difficulty (assistance), immediately raises complex questions of liability and compensation. Who should pay for the damage? The intervention of a...River boats: what licences and certificates are required to sail in France?
Owning and operating a boat on French waterways, whether for transporting goods, receiving passengers or even for stationary activities, is more than just knowing how to manoeuvre. A dense set of regulations governs the commissioning of boats and the qualifications of those authorised to operate them...Inland navigation policing: what rules need to be observed on French rivers and canals?
Sailing on French inland waterways, whether for the transport of goods or passengers, or simply for pleasure, is not a totally free activity. Far from it. A precise regulatory framework governs this practice, aimed above all at ensuring the safety of people and property,...

