Offense of aiding illegal stay
The offense of aiding illegal stay concerns the prohibition under French law to provide material or financial support to a foreigner who enters or stays on the national territory illegally.
Deportation of a foreigner
The deportation of a foreigner is an administrative decision taken by the prefectural authority against an irregular foreigner. The main measures of removal are as follows: • The obligation to leave French territory (OQTF); • The administrative ban on returning to French territory (IRTF); • The judicial ban on French territory (ITF); • Expulsion.
A refusal of a residence permit in France
A refusal of a residence permit in France is the rejection of a request for issuance or renewal of a residence permit due to the fact that the foreigner does not meet the eligibility criteria for the requested residence permit.
An obligation to leave the french territory without delay
An obligation to leave the french territory without delay is a decision requiring a foreigner to leave the country immediately, without the option of voluntary departure. In this case, the foreigner has the right to contest the decision within 48 hours. The judge must rule on the request within 96 hours of being seized.
Obligation de leave the french territory with voluntary departure period
The obligation to leave the territory with a voluntary departure period is a decision that requires the foreigner to leave the country within a specific timeframe. The deadline is usually 30 days. However, this period can be extended in exceptional circumstances. In this case, the foreigner will have the right to challenge this OQTF within […]
Copyright
Copyright is the set of rights held by the owner of a work. Copyright includes moral rights and economic rights. Moral rights protect the integrity of the work and allow the author to claim authorship. Economic rights allow the author to exploit the work and receive compensation. The exploitation of these rights by a third […]
Fundraising
Fundraising, or “levée de fonds” in French, is a financing operation for a company that involves increasing its share capital through investors who are interested in receiving shares or stocks in the company and becoming shareholders. In exchange for the funds provided by the investors, the following elements will be shared with the new investors:
Shareholders’ agreement
The shareholders’ agreement is intended to manage the relationship between the shareholders by determining the rights and duties of each. The shareholders’ agreement allows to: • organize share movements and the functioning of the company • anticipate the settlement of conflicts • provide for clauses relating to the shareholders’ voting rights, non-competition, and the terms […]
Assurance responsabilité civile du mandataire social (RCMS)
The “Assurance responsabilité civile du mandataire social” (RCMS) is a liability insurance policy that covers a company’s executive officer in case of mismanagement, failure to comply with the law, or violation of the articles of association. The RCMS is paid for by the company to protect the executive officer against any legal action taken against […]
The payment of rent can be made through automatic bank transfer
The payment of rent by automatic bank transfer cannot be imposed on the tenant. Both parties must agree to the monthly payment of rent by bank transfer on a specific date, and this decision is specified in the lease agreement.