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Showing 1831–1840 of 64020 articles for “Art. 815-3 and 815-5”
…member may, at any time, inspect the documents referred to in Article R. 4381-49, the minute books and the registers and documents held by the company. The right to inspect includes the right to take…
…30 are applicable to the communes of French Polynesia subject to the adaptations provided for in II and III.II. - For the application of article L. 2334-27, in the third paragraph, the words: "l'indem…
Goods that can be transported from one place to another are movable by their nature.
The expression "movable property", that of "furniture or household effects", generally includes anything that is deemed to be movable according to the rules set out above. The sale or gift of a furnis…
Wind or water mills, attached to pillars and forming part of the building, are also immovable by their nature.
…designation, does not include cash, gems, active debts, books, medals, instruments of science, arts and crafts, body linen, crews, weapons, grain, wine, hay and other commodities; it also does not inc…
Property is movable by its nature or by determination of law.
Bonds and shares whose object is sums payable or movable effects, shares or interests in finance, commercial or industrial companies, even if immovables dependent on these companies belong to the comp…
Objects which the owner of land has placed there for the service and operation of that land are immovable by destination.Animals which the owner of land has placed there for the same purpose are subje…
The owner is deemed to have attached movable effects to his land in perpetuity, when they are sealed to it in plaster or lime or cement, or, when they cannot be detached without being fractured or dam…
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