French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter II: Who may buy or sell.
Article 1594
Anyone not prohibited by law may buy or sell.
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Anyone not prohibited by law may buy or sell.
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Cannot make themselves purchasers, on pain of nullity, either by themselves or by interposed persons: Guardians, of the property of those of whom they have guardianship; Agents, of the property they a…
The participation claim gives rise to a cash payment. If the debtor spouse encounters serious difficulties in paying it in full as soon as the liquidation is closed, the judges may grant him or her pe…
Anything in commerce may be sold where particular laws have not prohibited its alienation.
Gambling house operators must make a declaration to the customs and excise authorities twenty-four hours before the establishments open..
The arbitration agreement is not subject to any formal requirements.
…rinciple of confidentiality under the conditions and according to the procedures set out in article 21-3 of the aforementioned Act of 8 February 1995.
It is up to the technician, before accepting his assignment, to disclose any circumstances likely to affect his independence so that the parties can draw the conclusions they consider appropriate.
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