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The nationality of companies in French law

2012

The development of international economic relations and the construction of an integrated European area, both from an economic and a political point of view, has revived the debate on the nationality of trading companies. The question is not so much whether trading companies have a nationality on an equal footing with natural persons – solutions have long been accepted by international doctrine and jurisprudence – but rather to determine how this notion has evolved and adapted to the constraints on the one hand, of a globalized market economy and, on the other hand, of European Union law which overturns the traditionally accepted solutions of nationality of trading companies into the legal …

Control criterion[SHS.DROIT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LawDroit de l’Union européenneStatutory officeNationalitéLiberté d’établissement[ SHS.DROIT ] Humanities and Social Sciences/LawRattachement juridique[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/LawLex societatisHead officeIncorporationConflits de loisNationalityFusionGroup of companiesMobilityMergerLegal connectionCross-border transfer of company seatsLaw shoppingConflicts of lawTransfert international de siègeEnjoyment of rightsFreedom of establishmentConflits de juridictionsRecognition of foreign companiesSubsidiariesEuropean Union lawConflicts of jurisdictionsReconnaissance des sociétés étrangères

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The parties free will in chosen filiation

2014

A cumbersome process combined with fewer adoptable children impedes French demands for adoption which results in the potential parents seeking solutions abroad. Resorting to optional filiation through international adoption or surrogacy leads prospective French parents or actual candidates, to enter multiple contracts. This contractualization of optional filiations has surprisingly swept across France, clashing against principles of French law calling for a protection of the personal status and capacity by keeping them out of contracts. This study on freedom of will within the process of optional filiation highlights the tension between the prospective and also the biological parents', and …