By Ordinance dated April 1st on emergency measures relating to staff representative bodies (“IRP”), the Government had provided for the possibility for companies to hold meetings with their IRP via videoconference or conference call but also by instant messaging app if the two first means cannot be used. By Decree published on April 10th, 2020, […]
Aware of the political and economic challenges facing by the European Union, the European Commission has decided to act swiftly as part of its task of monitoring state aids under Articles 107 et seq. of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, which require Member States to notify, prior to their implementation, measures […]
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Covid19 related lock down measures implemented in France since mid-March make it quite difficult if not impossible to hold physical meetings for signing financing transactions under French law / involving French parties. For notarised deeds, the emergency measures enacted by a decree dated 3 April 2020 have suspended the requirement of physical presence during and […]
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This newsletter explains the consequences of the texts adopted by the government on the withdrawal period granted to the non-professional buyer (i), the fulfilment of the conditions precedent provided for in the sale commitment (ii) and the notarial deed of sale (iii).
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The lockdown linked to the coronavirus, imposed since March 16, has had an impact on many real estate projects and operations, and in fact raises a number of questions in terms of urban planning. Since the beginning of the lockdown, many local authorities and actors in the field of urban planning law have thus found […]
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Quarantine measures expanded beginning on 6 April 2020 New restrictive measures for the period of quarantine were introduced in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine no. 255 dated 2 April 2020 (officially published on 4 April 2020). New restrictions began to apply from 6 April 2020, and the main of them […]
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As part of the state of health emergency, the Government has adopted a series of exceptional measures to support businesses. Thus, the Government has extended the partial activity scheme to cover 100% of the compensation paid to employees by companies, up to 70% of 4.5 SMIC. Difficulties, particularly procedural, have arisen regarding the implementation of […]
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The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) believes that insurance companies should currently focus their efforts on monitoring and assessing the impact of the situation caused by the health crisis and ensuring their operational continuity. On 20 March this year, the EIOPA issued three recommendations concerning a relaxation of the dates for submitting European […]
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The Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution (ACPR) issued a statement on 30 March 2020 calling on credit institutions under its direct supervision and finance companies to refrain from distributing a dividend in the context of theCOVID-19 pandemic[1]. This appeal is in line with the injunctions expressed to date by the Minister of the […]
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The Emergency Act to deal with the covid-19 epidemic of 23 March 2020 empowers the Government to take any measure within the scope of the law to deal with the consequences, particularly of an administrative nature, of the spread of covid-19 and measures to limit that spread. In accordance with Article 11 of this emergency […]
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To deal with the covid-19 epidemic, the emergency law n° 2020-290 of 23 March 2020 to deal with the covid-19 epidemic was adopted on 23 March. In order to respond to the legal issues arising from the economic impact of this period of crisis, no less than 26 ordinances were published in the Official Journal […]
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