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Over the last 12 years, French law has sought to promote the pre-insolvency treatment of companies in difficulty. In 2005, a safeguard procedure was initiated, opened to the debtor who faces proven difficulties without being in default. This procedure is intended to facilitate the reorganization of the undertaking in order to permit the pursuit of economic activity, the maintenance of employment and the payment of creditors. It may end with the adoption of a safeguarding plan which may include partial sale of assets or be converted into a reorganisation or liquidation proceedings.
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