Council Regulation (EEC) No 2137/85 of 25 July 1985 on the European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG)
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Article 25
Letters, order forms and similar documents must indicate legibly: (a) the name of the grouping preceded or followed either by the words ‘European Economic Interest Grouping’ or by the initials ‘EEIG’, unless those words or initials already occur in the name; (b) the location of the registry referred to in Article 6, in which the grouping is registered, together with the number of the grouping's entry at the registry; (c) the grouping's official address; (d) where applicable, that the managers must act jointly; (e) where applicable, that the grouping is in liquidation, pursuant to Articles 15, 31, 32 or 36. Every establishment of a grouping, when registered in accordance with Article 10, must give the above particulars, together with those relating to its own registration, on the documents referred to in the first paragraph of this Article uttered by it.
Article 25
Letters, order forms and similar documents must indicate legibly: (a) the name of the grouping preceded or followed either by the words ‘European Economic Interest Grouping’ or by the initials ‘EEIG’, unless those words or initials already occur in the name; (b) the location of the registry referred to in Article 6, in which the grouping is registered, together with the number of the grouping's entry at the registry; (c) the grouping's official address; (d) where applicable, that the managers must act jointly; (e) where applicable, that the grouping is in liquidation, pursuant to Articles 15, 31, 32 or 36. Every establishment of a grouping, when registered in accordance with Article 10, must give the above particulars, together with those relating to its own registration, on the documents referred to in the first paragraph of this Article uttered by it.
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