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Notwithstanding the provisions of the first paragraph of II of article L. 823-19 of the French Commercial Code, the specialised committee referred to in this article may include a maximum of two membe…
…ointed, is bound by the information obligations incumbent on the debtor pursuant to articles R. 622-9 and R. 622-16.
Any adult of French nationality, habitually resident abroad, who voluntarily acquires a foreign nationality shall not lose French nationality unless he/she expressly declares this, under the condition…
One cannot prescribe against one's title, in the sense that one cannot change to oneself the cause and principle of one's possession.
In order to prescribe, there must be continuous and uninterrupted, peaceful, public, unequivocal possession, and as owner.
Nor can acts of violence form the basis of possession capable of effecting prescription. Useful possession does not begin until violence has ceased.
To complete the prescription, one may join to his possession that of his author, in whatever manner one has succeeded to him, either universally or privately, or for profit or valuable consideration.
Those to whom tenants, bailees, usufructuaries and other precarious holders have transferred the property or the right by a title transferring ownership may prescribe it.
Acts of pure faculty and those of mere tolerance cannot found either possession or prescription.
…for others never prescribe by any lapse of time.Thus, the lessee, the depositary, the usufructuary and all others who precariously hold the owner's property or right cannot prescribe it.
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