Supplier's default: The Paris Court of Appeals considers that a distributor who accepts a "commercial gesture" from his defaulting supplier does not automatically give up an action for damages (Drommelschlager / Christian Lacroix)

Ferrier, Didier

CASE COMMENTS: DISTRIBUTION - DEFAULT OF THE SUPPLIER - COMMERCIAL GESTURE - DISTRIBUTOR’S RENUNCIATION TO CLAIM DAMAGES

7 May 2014

Supplier’s default: The Paris Court of Appeals considers that a distributor who accepts a "commercial gesture" from his defaulting supplier does not automatically give up an action for damages (Drommelschlager / Christian Lacroix)

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CA Paris, 7 mai 2014, Drommelschlager c/ Christian Lacroix, RG n° 12/04374

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Didier Ferrier
University of Montpellier

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Didier Ferrier, Supplier’s default: The Paris Court of Appeals considers that a distributor who accepts a "commercial gesture" from his defaulting supplier does not automatically give up an action for damages (Drommelschlager / Christian Lacroix), 7 May 2014, Concurrences N° 4-2014, Art. N° 69934, p. 149

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