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mcgillianaire ([personal profile] mcgillianaire) wrote2010-07-04 06:55 pm

French Contract Law

As in England and Wales, to terminate a contract in France, you need to provide a reasonable period of notice. But what is reasonable? There is no hard-and-fast rule. It's determined on a case-by-case basis and the judgements in two separate cases serve as a useful indicator. In one, the court held that a nine-month termination notice period was insufficient for a business relationship of thirty-five years. In the other, the court held a nine-month termination notice period was sufficient for a business relationship of twenty-five years.

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