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Attachment: which bank accounts and financial instruments can be attached or excluded?
By Raphaël MORENON14 September 2025Bank attachment: which accounts are affected? Understand what can be seized and what is protected. A clear guide for debtors and creditors. Protect 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.
Beyond the seas: understanding river, land and air towing
While maritime towing, with its spectacular economic stakes and risks (for an overview of its key issues), takes centre stage in the legal arena (for a closer look at its foundations and obligations), the act of towing one craft by another is not limited to oceans and ports....The maritime towage contract: formation, nature and obligations
The incessant ballet of ships in our ports or their long journeys on the high seas often rely on a technical operation that is as common as it is crucial: towing. Whether it's helping a giant of the seas to dock safely or moving a floating structure hundreds of metres...The complete guide to the Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCI) network
As key partners in local economic life, the Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCI) are institutions that many French entrepreneurs work with. Whether they are setting up a business, looking for information, training or developing their network, the CCIs offer a multitude of services. But how does this network...Behind the scenes at the CCI: how do the administration, elections and funding work?
Having explored the history, legal nature and varied missions of the Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCI), it is essential to understand how these institutions operate on a day-to-day basis. Who makes the decisions? How are their directors appointed? What is the status of the thousands of people who work there?The roles and missions of the Chambers of Commerce and Industry: how do they support French businesses?
The Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCI) are much more than just registration offices or training centres. They form a complex network whose primary mission is to support the economic development of businesses and regions. But what do the CCIs actually do? What they do is...Understanding the network of chambers of commerce and industry: history, status and core missions
The Chambers of Commerce and Industry, often referred to by their acronym CCI, are familiar players on the French economic landscape. For many entrepreneurs, they represent a point of contact for setting up a business, a source of information or a training organisation. However, behind this familiar façade lies...Solidarity in commercial matters: understanding its sources and system
When we talk about business relationships, the notion of 'solidarity' comes up frequently, especially when it comes to debts. Far from being a mere technical term, passive solidarity, i.e. that which links several debtors to the same creditor, plays a fundamental role in commercial law. It contrasts sharply with the principle applied by...Issue and transmission of warrants: endorsement, transcription and circulation
A general shop warrant is not simply a document recording a deposit and a claim. For it to really come to life as an effective guarantee and to be able to circulate as an instrument of credit, precise legal steps must be taken. How is this security actually issued? How is it...The general shop warrant: definition, creation and essential information
Financing stocks often represents a challenge for companies, tying up a significant proportion of their cash flow. However, these stored goods can become a financial lever thanks to a specific but sometimes little-known legal instrument: the general warehouse warrant. Far from being a simple acknowledgement of a deposit, this instrument...The oil warrant: operation of an old stock guarantee
Inventory financing is a major issue for many companies, particularly those handling large volumes of raw materials such as petroleum products. Historically, the need to mobilise the value of these assets in order to obtain credit, without having to physically move them, has led to the creation of...
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