CASE COMMENTS: DISTRIBUTION – FRANCE – NATIONAL MANDATORY RULE

Mandatory rules: The Bordeaux Court of Appeals confirms that the 1991 French Act balancing commercial relationships between agents and their principals is a national mandatory rule but not a mandatory rule within the international order (P. / F.-KG)

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CA Lyon, 27 juill. 2016, P. c/ F.-KG, RG n° 15/06580

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Dominique Ferré, Mandatory rules: The Bordeaux Court of Appeals confirms that the 1991 French Act balancing commercial relationships between agents and their principals is a national mandatory rule but not a mandatory rule within the international order (P. / F.-KG), 27 July 2016, Concurrences Nº 4-2016, Art. N° 82055, p. 110

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