Article 242
Divorce may be sought by either spouse where acts constituting a serious or repeated breach of the duties and obligations of marriage are attributable to his or her spouse and make it intolerable to c…
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Divorce may be sought by either spouse where acts constituting a serious or repeated breach of the duties and obligations of marriage are attributable to his or her spouse and make it intolerable to c…
If an application for definitive alteration of the marriage bond and an application for fault are made concurrently, the judge shall examine the application for fault first.
The faults of the spouse who initiated the divorce do not prevent his or her application from being examined; they may, however, remove from the facts of which he or she accuses his or her spouse the…
I. - The following provisions of Part Four of this Code shall not apply to Mayotte: 1° Book I, except for the provisions mentioned in this chapter; 2° Title III of Book II; 3° In Book III: a) Chapter…
A child who is French by virtue of the provisions of this Chapter shall be deemed to have been French from birth, even if the existence of the conditions required by law for the attribution of French…
The guarantor's obligation is extinguished by the same causes as other obligations. It is also extinguished as a result of the extinction of the guaranteed obligation.
When a guarantee of future debts terminates, the guarantor remains liable for debts arising previously, unless otherwise agreed.
A guarantor of the balance of a current or deposit account may no longer be sued five years after the end of the guarantee.
The guarantor's heirs are only liable for debts arising before the death. Any clause to the contrary is deemed unwritten.
A simple extension of the term, granted by the creditor to the principal debtor, does not discharge the guarantor. When the initial term has expired, the guarantor may either pay the creditor and take…
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