French Civil CodeIn force
Book IV: Securities
Article 2286
A right of retention on the thing may be exercised by:
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A right of retention on the thing may be exercised by:
A statute that extends the duration of a prescription or foreclosure period has no effect on an existing prescription or foreclosure period. It applies where the prescription period or the foreclosure…
It is acquired when the last day of the term is completed.
Unless waived, the statute of limitations may be asserted in any case, even before the Court of Appeal.
In order to prescribe, there must be continuous and uninterrupted, peaceful, public, unequivocal possession, and as owner.
Nor can acts of violence form the basis of possession capable of effecting prescription. Useful possession does not begin until violence has ceased.
Whoever has obligated himself personally, is bound to fulfil his commitment on all his movable and immovable property, present and future.
The guarantee must be express. It may not be extended beyond the limits within which it was contracted.
The interruption resulting from the court application produces its effects until the proceedings are extinguished.
…he event of the opening of proceedings for the treatment of situations of overindebtedness of individuals.
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