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Mortgages are always granted for the capital up to a specified amount, which the notarial deed mentions on pain of nullity. Where applicable, the parties shall assess any indeterminate, contingent or…
Contracts made in foreign countries cannot give a mortgage on French property, unless there are provisions contrary to this principle in political laws or treaties.
The conventional mortgage is granted by notarial deed. The mandate to mortgage is given in the same forms.
…l specifically designate the nature and location of each of these immovables, as stated in Article 2421.
A conventional mortgage may only be granted by a person who has the capacity to dispose of the immovable subject to it.
A person who has only a conditional right in the immovable may only grant a mortgage subject to the same condition.
A mortgage on an undivided immovable retains its effect regardless of the outcome of the partition if it has been granted by all the undivided co-owners. Otherwise, it retains its effect only to the e…
…ecurity, up to the limit of the sum provided for in the constitutive deed and mentioned in Article 2417, not only to the original creditor but also, notwithstanding any clause to the contrary, to a ne…
A mortgage may be granted as security for one or more claims, present or future. If they are future, they must be determinable. The cause is determined in the deed.
A decree of the Conseil d'Etat shall determine the terms and conditions of the coverage provided for in Articles L. 3261-2 and L. 3261-3, in particular for employees with several employers and part-ti…
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