French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Section 1: Cemeteries
Article L2223-8
Cemeteries may not be alienated until ten years after the last burial.
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Cemeteries may not be alienated until ten years after the last burial.
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The curator's powers are exercised subject to the provisions applicable to the estate of a person who is the subject of safeguard, reorganisation or judicial liquidation proceedings.
Any clause by which the disposing party deprives of the gift a person who would question the validity of an inalienability clause or request authorisation to alienate is deemed unwritten.
…rty, the ratio is due from the value of that property, under the conditions provided for in Article 860.
The mandatary exercises his powers even if there is a minor or a protected adult among the heirs.
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