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Showing 1241–1250 of 43900 articles for “Art. 1216 · Cass. com. 28 June 2017 · Cass. com. 24 June 1997 · Cass. com. 3 October 2006 · Cass. com. 23 October 2012”
Where the non-possessory pledge relates to fungible things, the pledgor may, unless otherwise agreed, dispose of them on condition that he replaces them with the same quantity of equivalent things.
To be enforceable against the debtor of the pledged claim, the pledge of the claim must be notified to him or the debtor must intervene in the deed. Failing this, only the pledgor validly receives pay…
Securities on immovable property include liens, pledges on immovable property and mortgages. Ownership of the property may also be retained or assigned as security.
A guarantor of the balance of a current or deposit account may no longer be sued five years after the end of the guarantee.
A pledge of another person's thing may be annulled at the request of the creditor who was unaware that the thing did not belong to the grantor.
…ions, to the rules laid down for pledges of tangible movables, with the exception of 4° of Article 2286.
A pledge on immovable property is the assignment of an immovable as security for an obligation with dispossession of the person making it.
On pain of nullity, the pledge of a claim must be concluded in writing. The secured claims and the pledged claims are designated in the deed. If they are future, the deed must allow them to be individ…
The debtor may not claim restitution of the property until his debt has been fully discharged.
The reservation of ownership is agreed in writing.
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