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Showing 25312540 of 59246 articles for Art. Cass. com. 9 June 2009 n° 08-10.350 · Cass. com. 22 October 1996 · Cass. 1re civ. 22 May 1991 · Cass. 1re civ. 10 July 1996 · Cass. 3e civ. 2 April 2003

French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Investigation of the request for expert appraisal

Article R7343-103

…ations Authority, based on the information provided in the proposal provided for in Article R. 7343-100. The agreement shall specify in particular the cost of the expert assessment and the timetable f…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter I: Scope and implementation.

Article L2341-9

…en the agreement does not provide for the coordination arrangements referred to in 4° of article L. 2342-9 and in the event that decisions likely to lead to significant changes in the organisation of…

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French Code of civil procedureIn force
Paragraph 2: Appeals against judgments on jurisdiction and the merits of the case

Article 90

…has ruled on the merits of the dispute in the same judgment given at first instance, that judgment may be appealed against in its entirety.Where the court reverses on the ground of jurisdiction, it s…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Section 2: Exceptions to the rule that gifts inter vivos are irrevocable.

Article 959

Gifts in favour of marriage will not be revocable on grounds of ingratitude.

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French Civil CodeIn force
Section 2: Exceptions to the rule that gifts inter vivos are irrevocable.

Article 960

…dren or descendants currently living at the time of the donation, of whatever value these donations may be, and on whatever basis they were made, and even if they were mutual or remunerative, even tho…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Section 2: Exceptions to the rule that gifts inter vivos are irrevocable.

Article 956

Revocation on the grounds of non-performance of the conditions, or on the grounds of ingratitude, shall never take place by operation of law.

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French Civil CodeIn force
Section 2: Exceptions to the rule that gifts inter vivos are irrevocable.

Article 963

The property and rights included in the revoked donation revert to the donor's patrimony, free of all charges and mortgages on the part of the donee, without being able to remain assigned, even subsid…

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French Civil CodeIn force
Section 2: Exceptions to the rule that gifts inter vivos are irrevocable.

Article 953

An inter vivos gift may be revoked only on the grounds of non-performance of the conditions under which it was made, ingratitude, and the birth of children.

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French Civil CodeIn force
Section 2: Exceptions to the rule that gifts inter vivos are irrevocable.

Article 965

The donor may, at any time, waive the right to exercise the revocation for the occurrence of a child.

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French Civil CodeIn force
Section 2: Exceptions to the rule that gifts inter vivos are irrevocable.

Article 966

…n action for revocation is barred after five years from the birth or adoption of the last child. It may only be brought by the donor.

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