Article 2269
Those to whom tenants, bailees, usufructuaries and other precarious holders have transferred the property or the right by a title transferring ownership may prescribe it.
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Those to whom tenants, bailees, usufructuaries and other precarious holders have transferred the property or the right by a title transferring ownership may prescribe it.
Good faith is always presumed, and it is up to the person alleging bad faith to prove it.
A person may act as surety for the creditor on behalf of the person who guaranteed the principal debtor.
Acts of pure faculty and those of mere tolerance cannot found either possession or prescription.
…cribe by any lapse of time.Thus, the lessee, the depositary, the usufructuary and all others who precariously hold the owner's property or right cannot prescribe it.
It is sufficient that good faith existed at the time of acquisition.
The statute of limitations is also suspended when the judge grants a request for an investigative measure submitted before any trial.The statute of limitations starts to run again, for a period of not…
Only an acquired prescription is subject to renunciation.
The articles 2221 and 2222, and Chapters III and IV of Title XX of this book subject to the provisions of this chapter.
…his creditors; and the price is distributed among them by contribution, unless there are legitimate causes of preference among the creditors.
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