French Civil CodeIn force
Section 6: Family habilitation
Article 494-7
…nless the judge decides otherwise, carry out the acts mentioned in the first paragraph of Article 427.
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…nless the judge decides otherwise, carry out the acts mentioned in the first paragraph of Article 427.
…otected. In this case, the empowerment is exercised in compliance with the provisions of articles 457-1 to 459-2 of the Civil Code.The empowered person may only carry out, in representation, a disposa…
…have remained without effect, the court declares the opposition null and void without further referral. The same applies if the opposing party, duly served with formal notice, fails to appear.
The application must be submitted in duplicate. It must state the reasons on which it is based. It must include a precise indication of the documents relied on. If it is presented in the course of pro…
For the application of the last paragraph of Article 486, the mandatary keeps the inventory of assets and its updates, the last five management accounts, the supporting documents as well as those nece…
…pact or the cohabitee, to represent or assist the person under the conditions set out in article 467 or to perform one or more acts on his or her behalf under the conditions and in accordance with th…
The person in respect of whom authorisation is sought shall be heard or called in accordance with the procedures laid down in the first paragraph of Article 432. However, the judge may, by specially r…
Other than the death of the person in respect of whom family habilitation has been issued, it is terminated:1° By the person concerned being placed under legal protection, curatorship or guardianship;…
…ouses and the rules of matrimonial property regimes, in particular those provided for in articles 217, 219, 1426 and 1429, or by the stipulations of the future protection mandate concluded by the inte…
If the person in respect of whom habilitation has been granted performs alone an act the performance of which was entrusted to the habilitated person, the act is void ipso jure without it being necess…
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