L'Usine sports clubs file summary proceedings against the closure of venues in Paris

The sports halls did not take off.

On Monday, the government once again showered their hopes, confirming their closure in Paris for two weeks.

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In response, the L'Usine sports clubs (three clubs in the capital) filed the same day an interim relief at the Paris administrative court, denouncing an

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, denounces Patrick Joly and Patrick Rizzo, founders of L'Usine, in a press release.

A first decision had forced sports halls located in enhanced alert zones to close since September 25.

But several administrative courts like that of Rennes had suspended the prefectural decrees.

In Paris, the court had finally asked the prefecture to review its copy but on Sunday, the capital and its inner suburbs went into maximum alert zone, leading, the next day, to a new closure order.

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the two founders of the Factory were indignant.

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The most important time of the year

The Factory is worried about the consequences of such a decision specifying having "

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The rooms of 7000 private sports establishments (including 4500 fitness rooms, but also yoga studios, climbing rooms ...) in France fear, in fact, to miss the most important period of the year: traditionally 30% of new subscriptions are signed in September and October.