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Showing 1821–1830 of 64020 articles for “Art. 815-3 and 815-5”
Islands, islets and landings that form in the bed of state-owned watercourses belong to the public entity that owns the domain concerned, in the absence of a title or prescription to the contrary.
All constructions, plantations and works on land or in the interior are presumed to have been made by the owner at his own expense and to belong to him, unless the contrary is proved; without prejudic…
The landings and accretions that successively and imperceptibly form at the riparian bottoms of a watercourse are called "alluvium".Alluvium benefits the riparian owner, whether the watercourse is sta…
Islands and landings that form in non-domain watercourses belong to the riparian owners on the side where the island has formed: if the island is not formed on one side only, it belongs to the riparia…
…vered bank benefits from the alluvium, without the riparian on the opposite side being able to come and claim there the land he has lost. This right does not arise with regard to the relays of the sea…
No one may be compelled to dispose of his property, except in the public interest, and subject to fair and prior compensation.
Ownership of a thing, whether movable or immovable, gives a right to everything it produces, and to that which is accessorily united to it either naturally or artificially. This right is called the "r…
Ownership is the right to enjoy and dispose of things in the most absolute manner, provided they are not used in a way prohibited by laws or regulations.
All assets are movable or immovable.
…two points. The remuneration of shares representing the other contributions provided for in 2°, 3° and 4° of Article R. 4381-34 and shares distributed following a capital increase may not exceed the…
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