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CASE COMMENTS : RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES - SUDDEN TERMINATION OF COMMERCIAL RELATIONSHIPS

Length of the notice period : The French Supreme Court holds that the entire length of the commercial relationship should be taken into account in order to determine the length of the notice period that should be granted (Carré Blanc distribution ; Ame ; Groupe Études énergies eaux déchets (G3ED) ; Auchan ; Petrovex)

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*This article is an automatic translation of the original article, provided here for your convenience. Read the original article. Cass. com, November 24, 2009, Carré Blanc distribution c/ Ame, n° 07-19248 Cass. com, September 15, 2009, Groupe Études énergies énergies eaux déchets (G3ED) c/ Auchan and Petrovex, n° 08-15866 The first case (Cass. Com, 24 November 2009) concerns a franchisee, the company Ame having concluded in 1998 a five-year fixed-term franchise agreement with the franchisor Carré Blanc Distribution. At the end of the term, the contract

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Mireille Dany, Length of the notice period : The French Supreme Court holds that the entire length of the commercial relationship should be taken into account in order to determine the length of the notice period that should be granted (Carré Blanc distribution ; Ame ; Groupe Études énergies eaux déchets (G3ED) ; Auchan ; Petrovex), 24 November 2009, Concurrences N° 1-2010, Art. N° 30223, pp. 124-125

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