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Commercial law in Saint Pierre and Miquelon: exclusions and specific adaptations
By Raphaël MORENON3 September 2025Entrepreneurs in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon? Commercial law is unique here! Get to grips with its peculiarities so you can secure your business and succeed.
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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.
Practical operation of the receivership: implementation and administration
Managing a receivership requires rigour and method. Its effectiveness depends on clear procedures and diligent administration. These practical aspects determine the real protection of the assets concerned. Setting up a receiver Acceptance of the assignment A receiver's assignment is not compulsory. The appointed third party may refuse....The receivership procedure: jurisdiction and implementation
The success of a receivership depends on strict compliance with the procedure. A procedural error can compromise the measure and undermine the rights it protects. It is therefore essential to be familiar with the rules governing jurisdiction and the steps involved in implementing the procedure. Competent courts Jurisdiction of attribution Role of the interim relief judge...Conventional and judicial sequestration: two distinct mechanisms to master
When a dispute arises over the ownership or possession of an asset, sequestration is an effective means of protecting the rights of each party. French law distinguishes between two main mechanisms: conventional sequestration, which is the result of an agreement, and judicial sequestration, which is ordered...Sequestration under French law: definition and fundamental principles
Securing assets pending a court ruling is a major issue in many disputes. Sequestration meets precisely this need by providing a protective legal framework. This protective measure, which is often little-known, is nevertheless an invaluable tool for both private individuals and businesses faced with the problem of...The basics of seizing land motor vehicles
Your car is much more than just a means of transport. For most French people, it represents a significant part of their assets. This economic reality has not escaped the attention of the legislator, who has gradually developed a specific legal arsenal to govern seizure procedures for these special assets. Developments...Prudential rules and banking supervision: understanding the control mechanisms
The 2008 financial crisis revealed major flaws in banking supervision. Regulators have since strengthened the regulatory framework. These constraints make the system safer, but they also make life considerably more complex for banks. Why supervise banks? Banks occupy a unique position. They manage the public's savings...Banks' obligations towards their customers: account agreement and mediation
The relationship between a bank and its customer is not left to chance. The legislator has put in place a strict legal framework to govern banking practices. Knowing these rules means you can better defend your rights and avoid abuses. The deposit account agreement The deposit account...Summons to judge: a remedy against denial of justice
Your case is ready. The pleadings are over. And yet no decision is forthcoming. Weeks go by, then months. The judge seems to have forgotten about your case. What can you do about it? The summons to judge is a little-known but powerful tool for forcing a judge to render a decision. Summons to judgment:...International agreements governing export credits
An exporter who offers advantageous financing often wins the contract. For a long time, this logic led governments to subsidise their exporters with subsidised loans. The result was costly and sterile competition between economic powers. The OECD Arrangement: origin and legal nature The OECD Arrangement on Export Credits...The enforcement judge (JEX): who is he and what are his powers?
Have you won your case, but the opposing party refuses to enforce the judgment? Has your debtor failed to pay despite a court ruling in your favour? The enforcement judge (JEX) is the institutional response to these situations. This specialised court is an essential part of the judicial system...
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