Article R313-2
In order to prove that they have the means to meet their living expenses, foreign nationals applying for admission to France may in particular present cash, traveller's cheques, certified cheques, int…
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In order to prove that they have the means to meet their living expenses, foreign nationals applying for admission to France may in particular present cash, traveller's cheques, certified cheques, int…
For the advances provided for in articles R. 312-3-1 of the Code de la construction et de l'habitation applicable at the time of the offer of advance.
For lease contracts with a promise to sell, the offer also sets out:1° The conditions for exercising the option and its cost broken down between, on the one hand, the fraction of the initial payments…
The mayor may refuse to validate the reception certificate in the following cases:1° The host cannot produce the required supporting documents;2° It is apparent, either from the content of the attesta…
When the lender offers the borrower an insurance contract with a view to guaranteeing, in the event of the occurrence of one of the risks that this contract defines, either the total or partial repaym…
The borrower may always, on his own initiative, repay in advance, in part or in full, the loans governed by sections 1 to 5 of this chapter. The loan agreement may prohibit repayments equal to or less…
(Order 29 April 2015-borrower insurance)MODEL STANDARDISED INFORMATION SHEETBorrower insurance for home loans1. The distributorName:Company name:Address: Tel:SIREN number for insurance organisations:O…
The provisions of this paragraph apply to promissory notes issued by credit institutions or finance companies to raise long-term receivables intended to finance a property located in France or in the…
European standardised pre-contractual information for home loansEUROPEAN STANDARDISED INFORMATION SHEET (ESIS)PART AThe text of the model below is reproduced as it appears in the ESIS. The information…
…up, offering, granting or advising on the credit agreements referred to in Articles L. 312-1 and L. 313-1, as well as natural persons who directly manage or supervise the aforementioned persons. The r…
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