“Appearances can be true” according to French poet Eugene Guillevic. In a decision dated February 3, 2015, the Cour de Cassation (French Supreme Court) endorsed this oxymoron by ruling that a parent company that interferes in the commercial relationship of one of its subsidiaries, thereby suggesting that it has substituted itself for the latter in […]
The Pinal Law significantly amends the rules governing commercial leases and provide for a number of strong measures, among which limiting rent increases, restricting circumstances where a tenant can waive its right to terminate the lease every three years, imposing more transparency in favor of tenants, and granting to tenants a right of first refusal […]