Challenging an order to pay

A technical argument is notified by our firm to your lessor to demonstrate that the order to pay for the termination clause is unlawful, the rents for which he requests payment cannot be claimed.

This lawyer’s letter is a summons to waive the effects of the order to pay and, to attest to your good faith, offer to seek an amicable solution.

The combination of Covid 19 and administrative police measures (mandatory closure, health protocol, gauge, health pass, etc.) affects your activity. You are no longer able to enjoy the rented premises in accordance with the intended purpose of the lease.

The impossibility of enjoying the rented premises peacefully justifies the total or partial suspension of the obligation to pay the rents. It does not matter that the lessor is not responsible for this impossibility.

Your lessor considers that the rents are fully due and has made you issue an order to pay for the termination clause.

We summon by letter of lawyer your lessor to have to renounce his order to pay to avoid that he seizes the judge of summary proceedings of the judicial court and to have the acquisition of the resolutory clause noted.

We notify him of the factual and legal reasons why he could not deliver his deed and invite him to seek a negotiated solution by proposing to organize a meeting in a spirit of mediation.

Challenge the order to pay and attest to your good faith by seeking an amicable outcome by letter from a lawyer for a fee of €249 excl. tax + the cost of the electronic LRAR.

The service is provided by SELARL RETAIL PLACES, a law firm registered with the Paris Bar, with a capital of €15,000.00, registered with the Paris Trade and Companies Register, under number 750569782, whose registered office is located in Paris, 4 rue Dufrénoy, 75116 Paris, represented by Stéphane Ingold and Nicolas PCHIBICH.