Article 1572
The final patrimony includes all property belonging to the spouse on the day the matrimonial property regime is dissolved, including, where applicable, that which he or she would have disposed of mort…
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The final patrimony includes all property belonging to the spouse on the day the matrimonial property regime is dissolved, including, where applicable, that which he or she would have disposed of mort…
If the application of the valuation rules set out in articles 1571 and 1574 above should lead to a result manifestly contrary to equity, the court may derogate from it at the request of one of the spo…
Judges, their deputies, magistrates acting as public prosecutors, court clerks, bailiffs, lawyers, unofficial defenders and notaries, may not become assignees of litigious suits, rights and actions wh…
The sale of someone else's thing is void: it may give rise to damages where the buyer was unaware that the thing belonged to someone else.
…r in favour of whoever survives. The spouse who retains the entire community in this way is obliged to pay all its debts. It may also be agreed, in the event of survival, that one of the spouses will…
In stipulating participation in acquests, the spouses may adopt any clauses not contrary to articles 1387, 1388 and 1389. In particular, they may agree to an unequal sharing clause, or stipulate that…
…ne-quarter, the spouse thus reduced or his or her heirs only bear the community debts in proportion to the share they take in the assets. The agreement is void if it obliges the spouse so reduced or h…
The original patrimony includes the property that belonged to the spouse on the day of the marriage and that which he or she has acquired since by succession or gift, as well as all property which, un…
The costs of deeds and other accessories to the sale are payable by the buyer.
…fraudulently alienated by the spouse. Disposal by way of life annuity or outright gift is presumed to have been made in fraud of the spouse's rights, if the spouse has not consented..
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