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23 December 2015

Late payment penalties and capitalization of interest

In a judgment dated November 10, 2015, the Cour de Cassation (French Supreme Court) confirmed that late penalties provided for under Article L. 441-6 of the French Commercial Code are to be considered as default interest. As such, these penalties can bear interest, as per Article 1154 of the French Civil Code. Article L. 441-6 […]

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30 November 2015

EURO-PP, an alternative to bank funding for mid-market companies

For several years, the diversification of funding sources has become a crucial challenge for French and European mid-market companies. In this context, private placements in the form of bonds or loans, known as the “Euro-PP” market, have grown significantly in France and in Europe, thereby offering companies an alternative to bank funding.   The financing […]

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30 November 2015

Companies subject to the so-called SYNTEC collective bargaining agreement should welcome a recent decision of the Cour de Cassation concerning the termination of trial periods

A decision handed down by the Cour de Cassation (French Supreme Court) on September 16, 2015 (n° 14-16.713) provides an answer to a problem that arose in connection with the termination of a trial period for which the company had to comply with both the “délai de prévenance” (i.e. an advance notice period that must […]

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29 October 2015

Established business relationships – an elastic concept, on certain conditions

To assess the length of an established business relationship and determine the notice period that ought to be applied prior to the effective termination thereof, the length of the business relationship that preceded the sale of a business going concern must not be taken into account wherever it is not demonstrated that the purchaser of […]

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