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The French Rugby Federation has taken legal action against the company Le Coq Sportif, its former equipment supplier, for very large unpaid sums. But if the representatives of the French company were indeed summoned this week before the Commercial Court of Troyes but according to the latest revelations from L’Equipe, no decision will be taken before the end of October.
A decision not before a month?
Indeed, with Le Coq Sportif announcing a turnover of well over 40 million euros (more than 121 million for the year 2023), this case must be studied by a specialized Commercial Court. The judge therefore decided to postpone this dispute until October 29, and it will most certainly be the Paris Commercial Court which will have jurisdiction to examine this case. It is specified that the election of the new president of the FFR will take place on October 19.
To summarize
The French Rugby Federation has taken legal action against the company Le Coq Sportif, its former equipment supplier, for very large unpaid sums. But if the representatives of the French company were indeed summoned this week before the Troyes Commercial Court, the case will have a longer outcome than expected…
