Article 1197
The obligation to deliver the thing entails an obligation to preserve it until delivery, taking all the care of a reasonable person.
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The obligation to deliver the thing entails an obligation to preserve it until delivery, taking all the care of a reasonable person.
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I.-When a public establishment created on the basis of article L. 4433-14 succeeds a public administrative establishment, all the rights, property and obligations of the public administrative establis…
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The public prosecutor with territorial jurisdiction to challenge before the family court the first name or names chosen by the parents, pursuant to the third paragraph of article 57 of the Civil Code,…
Within fifteen days of the date on which it becomes res judicata, at the request of the public prosecutor, the decision revoking the simple adoption is entered in the margin of the adopted person's bi…
A list of persons qualified in industrial property is drawn up annually by the Director of the National Institute of Industrial Property. This list shall be published. Persons on the aforementioned li…
The decision imposing an obligation to leave French territory provided for in article L. 721-4, to which foreign nationals whose situation is governed by this book are returned in the event of compuls…
Without prejudice to the information transmitted pursuant to Article L. 612-24 of the Monetary and Financial Code, insurance and reinsurance undertakings shall regularly transmit to the Autorité de co…
For the purposes of Article L. 126-1, full compensation for personal injury is provided through the Fonds de garantie des victimes des actes de terrorisme et d'autres infractions (Guarantee Fund for V…
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