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Publication DILA o Quarante-cinquième année. – N 5 A ISSN 0298-296X Vendredi 7 janvier 2011 BODACCBULLETIN OFFICIEL DES ANNONCES CIVILES ET COMMERCIALES ANNEXÉ AU JOURNAL OFFICIEL DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE DIRECTION DE L’INFORMATION Standard......................................... 01-40-58-75-00 LÉGALE ET ADMINISTRATIVE Annonces....................................... 01-40-58-77-56 Accueil commercial....................... 01-40-15-70-10 26, rue Desaix, 75727 PARIS CEDEX 15 Abonnements................................. 01-40-15-67-77 www.dila.premier-ministre.gouv.fr (8h30à 12h30) www.bodacc.fr Télécopie........................................ 01-40-15-72-75 BODACC “A” Ventes et cessions - Créations d’établissements Procédures collectives Procédures de rétablissement personnel Avis relatifs aux successions Avis aux lecteurs Les autres catégories d’insertions sont publiées dans deux autres éditions séparées selon la répartition suivante Modifications diverses........................................ BODACC “B” Radiations ............................................................ } Avis de dépôt des comptes des sociétés ....... BODACC “C” Banque de données BODACC servie par les sociétés : Altares-D&B, EDD, Extelia, Questel, Tessi Informatique, Jurismedia, Pouey International, Scores et Décisions, Les Echos, Creditsafe, Coface services, Cartegie, La Base Marketing,Infolegale, France Telecom Orange, Telino et Maxisoft. Conformément à l’article 4 de l’arrêté du 17 mai 1984 relatif à la constitution et à la commercialisation d’une banque de données télématique des informations contenues dans le BODACC, le droit d’accès prévu par la loi no 78-17 du 6 janvier 1978 s’exerce auprès de la Direction de l’information légale et administrative. Le numéro : 3,10 € Abonnement. − Un an (arrêté du 26 octobre 2010 publié au Journal officiel du 28 octobre 2010) : France : 412,20 €. Pour l’expédition par voie aérienne (outre-mer) ou pour l’étranger : paiement d’un supplément modulé selon la zone de destination ; tarif sur demande Paiement à réception de facture. En cas de règlement par virement, indiquer obligatoirement le numéro de facture dans le libellé de votre virement. www.bodacc.fr Toutes les annonces civiles et commerciales sur Internet 7:HRBLJL=VUUZUZ: . 2 − BODACC no 5 A − 7 janvier 2011 VENTES ET CESSIONS CRÉATIONS D’ÉTABLISSEMENTS IMMATRICULATIONS (Décrets nos 67-237 et 67-238 du 23 mars 1967, no 78-705 du 3 juillet 1978) 05 - HAUTES-ALPES d’hôtes. Adresse : chemin Beausite Quartier Chabanas 05000 Gap. A dater du : 22 décembre 2010. Date de commencement d’activité : 1er jan- GREFFE DU TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE DE GAP vier 2011. Ventes et cessions 8-● 512 927 203 RCS Gap. PHAM (Roland). Nom commercial : LE SAGON. Origine du fonds : Création. Etablissement : Etablissement 1-● 529 039 687 RCS Gap. POSTAIRE (Jeremy). Nom commercial : principal. Activité : Restaurant plats à emporter ou à consommer sur L’ASSIETTE GOURMANDE. Origine du fonds : Etablissement princi- place. Adresse : 49 avenue de Provence 05100 Briançon. A dater du : pal acquis par achat au prix stipulé de 70000 Euros. Etablissement : 22 décembre 2010. Date de commencement d’activité : 6 décembre 2010. Etablissement principal. Activité : Restaurant, pizzeria, traiteur, crê- ● perie, snack, glacier. Adresse : les Chalps 05600 Risoul. Précédent pro- 9- 312 184 831 RCS Gap. GAUTHIER (Claudine, Andrée, priétaire : 338 125 586 RCS Gap. JAME (André). Date de commence- Louise). Nom d’usage : DAVIN. Origine du fonds : Création. Etablisse- ment d’activité : 16 décembre 2010. Publication légale : Alpes et Midi ment : Etablissement principal. Activité : Chambres et table d’hôtes. Adresse : Chabottonnes 05260 Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas. A dater du : du 17 décembre 2010. Oppositions : Scp Court Gonnet BP 18 Rési- er dence de l’Embrunais 05201 Embrun. 22 décembre 2010. Date de commencement d’activité : 1 janvier 2011. 2-● 379 002 561 RCS Manosque. STE D’EXPLOITATION DES 10 - ● 528 978 232 RCS Gap. SCRATCO. Forme : Société à respon- AMBULANCES VOLPE JOSEPH. Forme : Société à responsabilité sabilité limitée. Administration : Gérant(e) : HAUWILLER Julien . limitée. Adresse : 45 route de Marseille 04200 Sisteron. Origine du Capital : 10000 euros. Adresse : Orcières 1850 Rond Point des Pistes fonds : acquis par achat au prix stipulé de 55000 Euros. Etablisse- 05170 Orcières. A dater du : 22 décembre 2010. Commentaires : Cette ment : Etablissement complémentaire. Activité : Ambulancier avec société n’exerce aucune activité. autorisation de circulation d’ambulance. Adresse : 11 rue des Char- milles 05000 Gap. Précédent propriétaire : 483 729 877 RCS Gap. Immatriculations ALPES SECOURS AMBULANCES, REPRÉSENTÉ PAR MAÎTRE ● DE CARRIÈRE, LIQUIDATEUR JUDICIAIRE. Date de commence- 11 - 418 679 338 RCS Gap. PIU (Hervé, Robert). Origine du fonds : ment d’activité : 20 octobre 2010. Publication légale : Alpes et Midi du Reçu en location-gérance. Etablissement : Etablissement principal. 5 novembre 2010. Oppositions : Me Cotte Pascal 1 ter, rue Carnot le Activité : Restaurant, bar, snack, salon de thé. Adresse : 94 route Relais à 05000 Gap Étant observé que la répartition du prix de ces- Nationale 05100 Montgenèvre. Précédent exploitant : 518 395 736 RCS Gap. SERRES (Christophe). A dater du : 23 décembre 2010. sion obéira aux règles des procédures collectives et sera effectuée er par le mandataire judiciaire. Date de commencement d’activité : 1 décembre 2010. Créations d’établissements 06 - ALPES-MARITIMES 3-● 529 087 744 RCS Gap. PONS (Didier). Nom commercial : GREFFE DU TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE DE CANNES BROC-DETENTE. Origine du fonds : Création. Etablissement : Eta- blissement principal. Activité : Brocante, salon de thé, vente de café, Créations d’établissements thé, chocolat, confiture, en local et ambulant. Adresse : Pont du Fosse 05260 Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas. A dater du : 22 décembre 2010. 12 - * 529 248 247 RCS Cannes. LINE COUTURE. Forme : Société à Date de commencement d’activité : 20 décembre 2010. responsabilité limitée. Administration : Gérant : NGUYEN Thi Huyen ● Linh . Capital : 2000.00 euros. Adresse : 17 boulevard de la Croisette 4- 378 907 729 RCS Gap. VANBERSEL (Stéphane). Origine du Gray d’Albion Gray Street Cannes 06400 Cannes. Origine du fonds : fonds : Création. Etablissement : Etablissement principal. Activité : Création d’un fonds de commerce. Etablissement : Etablissement Vente de salaisons fromages (saisonnier). Adresse : résidence Ski principal. Activité : couture retouche mercerie vente en ligne fabrica- Soleil 05560 Vars. A dater du : 22 décembre 2010. Date de commence- tion de vêtements. Date de commencement d’activité : 1er décembre 2010. ment d’activité : 18 décembre 2010. 5-● 494 441 538 RCS Gap. DEBON (Cédric). Origine du fonds : 13 - * 529 295 735 RCS Cannes. NG PARTNERS. Forme : Société Création. Etablissement : Etablissement principal. Activité : Gérant de civile. Administration : Associé gérant : BACHELET Guillaume patinoire, vente de marchandises, confiseries et boissons. Adresse : Jacques Hervé François André Associé : PAQUIET Nathalie Blanche route d’Italie Patinoire de Montgenèvre 05100 Montgenèvre. A dater Yvette Monique Associé : ESPRIT MALIN . Capital : 1000.00 euros. du : 22 décembre 2010. Date de commencement d’activité : Adresse : 121 chemin de la Côte 06370 Mouans-Sartoux. Etablisse- 20 décembre 2010. ment : Etablissement principal. Activité : acquisition et gestion de tous biens immobiliers. Date de commencement d’activité : 1er jan- 6-● 503 796 773 RCS Gap. FORBIN (Sébastien). Nom commercial : vier 2011. LE PUB. Origine du fonds : Création. Etablissement : Etablissement principal. Activité : Snack, Bar (licence 4). (Saisonnier). Adresse : lieu GREFFE DU TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE DE GRASSE dit Merlette Immeuble le Télécabine 05170 Orcières. A dater du : 22 décembre 2010. Date de commencement d’activité : 18 décembre 2010. Ventes et cessions 7-● 529 027 872 RCS Gap. PANNETIER (Sandrine). Nom d’usage : 14 - * 528 091 267 RCS Grasse. CHAUFFE EN STOCK. Forme : SEVIN. Nom commercial : ALTIZEN. Origine du fonds : Création. Eta- Société à responsabilité limitée à associé unique. Capital : 5000.00 blissement : Etablissement principal. Activité : Chambres et tables euros. Adresse : 905 chemin du Valbosquet les Collines d’Antibes . BODACC no 5 A − 7 janvier 2011 − 3 Numéro 50 06600 Antibes. Origine du fonds : Achat d’un fonds de riel de lutte contre l’incendie et d’accessoires de matériel de lutte commerce au prix stipulé de 16000 Euros. Etablissement : Etablisse- contre l’incendie. Précédent propriétaire : 379 592 066 RCS Nice. ment principal. Activité : une branche partielle d’activité, portant sur MARLET (Haaf). Date de commencement d’activité : 1er janvier 2011. l’activité de vente de bois de chauffage de détail. Adresse : 24 boule- Publication légale : L’Avenir Côte d’Azur du 24 décembre 2010. Oppo- vard Victor Hugo 06130 Grasse. Précédent propriétaire : 341 342 418 sitions : Au Mandataire Me Yann LAHELLEC, 3 rue Max Barel RCS Grasse. TEISSEIRE JEAN LUC JACQUES (Henri). Date de 06500 MENTON pour la validité et pour la correspondance. Com- commencement d’activité : 2 décembre 2010. Publication légale : L’Ave- mentaires : Fonds acquis par achat. nir Côte d’Azur du 17 décembre 2010. Oppositions : Au siège du fonds vendu 24 Boulevard Victor Hugo 06130 GRASSE pour la vali- 22 - * 528 519 978 RCS Nice. HELAYM. Forme : Société par actions dité et pour la correspondance CHAUFFE EN STOCK 905 Chemin simplifiée. Nom commercial : OSIRIS. Administration : Président : du Valbosquet Les Collines d’Antibes
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