The natural person who meets the declarative obligations set forth in articles 62
to 64 above shall be presumed to have the status of entrepreneur.
As such, he shall benefit fromthe provisions of:
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article 5 of this uniform Act related to evidence;
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articles 17 to 29 and 33 of this uniform Act related to prescriptive period;
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articles 101 to 134 of this uniform Act related to lease for professional use.
In the event of a change of activity, the entrepreneur must make a statement to the competent
court registry or the competent authority in the State party.
Similarly, in the case of change of the place of activity, he must make an amending
declarationto the court clerk or the competent body of the State party of the Register of
Commerce and Securities.
Incaseofcessationof activity,the entrepreneurmust make a statement for that purpose to
thecompetent court clerk or the competent body in the Stateparty.
All entrepreneurs’ declarations shall be made free of charge.
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In force from 16-05-2011
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