When a debtor company disappears without any collective proceedings being opened, the creditor holding an enforceable title is faced with an impasse. The common law of civil liability can then resume its rights. In a judgment of 5 June 2026 (TAE Versailles, RG 2025F00897), the Tribunal des activités économiques de Versailles held that the voluntary failure to declare the cessation of payments, combined with the abandonment of the company until i…
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When a debtor company disappears without any collective proceedings being opened, the creditor holding an enforceable title is faced with an impasse. The common law of civil liability can then resume its rights. In a judgment of 5 June 2026 (TAE Versailles, RG 2025F00897), the Tribunal des activités économiques de Versailles held that the voluntary failure to declare the cessation of payments, combined with the abandonment of the company until i…