Question 21466 — businesses

Summary

Mrs. Monique Limon draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to a practice which is increasingly developing concerning the “precipitous” closure of businesses. In fact, a company “A” (in general, a local business under the status of SARL) sells its business. As a supplier, a company “B” sends a registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt to object to the sale of the fund of commerce with regard to the sums owed by company “A”. However, the business in question (company “A”) being closed, the letter acknowledging receipt is returned and company “B” cannot then assert its rights. In view of the feedback from the field, it would seem that this is becoming a growing practice which could be summarized as follows: companies domiciled at the address of their store which decide to close (completely legally) without leave the slightest provision in accounts to pay sums owed. She therefore wishes to know the measures that the Government intends to propose in order to guarantee creditor companies appropriate legal remedies which ultimately allow them to assert their rights to recovery.

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