Council Regulation (EEC) No 2137/85 of 25 July 1985 on the European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG)
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Article 7
A contract for the formation of a grouping shall be filed at the registry referred to in Article 6. The following documents and particulars must also be filed at that registry: (a) any amendment to the contract for the formation of a grouping, including any change in the composition of a grouping; (b) notice of the setting up or closure of any establishment of the grouping; (c) any judicial decision establishing or declaring the nullity of a grouping, in accordance with Article 15; (d) notice of the appointment of the manager or managers of a grouping, their names and any other identification particulars required by the law of the Member State in which the register is kept, notification that they may act alone or must act jointly, and the termination of any manager's appointment; (e) notice of a member's assignment of his participation in a grouping or a proportion thereof, in accordance with Article 22 (1); (f) any decision by members ordering or establishing the winding up of a grouping, in accordance with Article 31, or any judicial decision ordering such winding up, in accordance with Articles 31 or 32; (g) notice of the appointment of the liquidator or liquidators of a grouping, as referred to in Article 35, their names and any other identification particulars required by the law of the Member State in which the register is kept, and the termination of any liquidator's appointment; (h) notice of the conclusion of a grouping's liquidation, as referred to in Article 35 (2); (i) any proposal to transfer the official address, as referred to in Article 14 (1); (j) any clause exempting a new member from the payment of debts and other liabilities which originated prior to his admission, in accordance with Article 26 (2).
Article 7
A contract for the formation of a grouping shall be filed at the registry referred to in Article 6. The following documents and particulars must also be filed at that registry: (a) any amendment to the contract for the formation of a grouping, including any change in the composition of a grouping; (b) notice of the setting up or closure of any establishment of the grouping; (c) any judicial decision establishing or declaring the nullity of a grouping, in accordance with Article 15; (d) notice of the appointment of the manager or managers of a grouping, their names and any other identification particulars required by the law of the Member State in which the register is kept, notification that they may act alone or must act jointly, and the termination of any manager's appointment; (e) notice of a member's assignment of his participation in a grouping or a proportion thereof, in accordance with Article 22 (1); (f) any decision by members ordering or establishing the winding up of a grouping, in accordance with Article 31, or any judicial decision ordering such winding up, in accordance with Articles 31 or 32; (g) notice of the appointment of the liquidator or liquidators of a grouping, as referred to in Article 35, their names and any other identification particulars required by the law of the Member State in which the register is kept, and the termination of any liquidator's appointment; (h) notice of the conclusion of a grouping's liquidation, as referred to in Article 35 (2); (i) any proposal to transfer the official address, as referred to in Article 14 (1); (j) any clause exempting a new member from the payment of debts and other liabilities which originated prior to his admission, in accordance with Article 26 (2).
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