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1. Book prices
In the case of private works contracts, freedom of contract is the rule, and more specifically the rules on price freedom contained in Book IV of the French Commercial Code (article L. 410-2) (which had been adopted when Ordinance no. 2000-912 of September 18, 2000 was codified).
However, a limit was added to this freedom of pricing. The same article of the Commercial Code specifies that the government may intervene, after consulting the National Consumer Council, by decree issued by the Council of State, in order to combat excessive price rises or falls, or to take provisional measures motivated by :
a crisis situation;
exceptional circumstances ;
a public calamity;
a manifestly abnormal market situation in a given sector....
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Bibliography
- (1) - SERIN (P.) et al - Guide pratique du chantier, - ETI, http://publications. eti-construction.fr/publications/chantiers-ti409/
- (2) - SERIN (P.)...
Websites
National Building Federation
National Federation of Public Works
Légifrance
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Standard
- Private markets – Sample notebooks – Cahier des clauses administratives générales applicable aux travaux de bâtiment faisant l'objet de marchés privés (classification index: P03-001) - NF P03-001 - Octobre 2017
Regulations
Law no. 71–584 of July 16, 1971
Law no. 2015–990 of August 6, 2015
Law no. 2008–576 of August 4, 2008
Law no. 2014–344 of March 17, 2014
Commercial code
Articles L. 410-2 and L. 441–6
Civil Code
Articles 1184, 1220 to 1230, 1142, 1710, 1792, 1799-1, 2044...
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