CASE COMMENTS: UNFAIR COMMERCIAL PRACTICES – RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES – FRANCE – SUDDEN TERMINATION – PRIOR NOTICE – SERIOUS MISCONDUCT

Sudden termination: The French Supreme Court rules that the non-compliance with an objective of turnover stipulated in the contract does not characterize a serious misconduct which could justify a termination without prior notice (AMT France / SB Electronic)

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Fr. Sup. Court, April 5th, 2018, AMT France vs. SB Electronic, Case n° 16-19923, FR:CCASS:2018:CO00299

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Mary-Claude Mitchell, Sudden termination: The French Supreme Court rules that the non-compliance with an objective of turnover stipulated in the contract does not characterize a serious misconduct which could justify a termination without prior notice (AMT France / SB Electronic), 5 April 2018, Concurrences N° 3-2018, Art. N° 87668, p. 126

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