French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter I: General provisions.
Article 896
A disposition by which a person is charged to preserve and return to a third party has effect only where it is authorised by law.
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A disposition by which a person is charged to preserve and return to a third party has effect only where it is authorised by law.
Any clause by which the disposing party deprives of the gift a person who would question the validity of an inalienability clause or request authorisation to alienate is deemed unwritten.
A will is an act by which the testator disposes of all or part of his property or rights for the time when he no longer exists, and which he may revoke.
The application is admissible only ten years after the death of the disposing person or, in the case of successive applications, ten years after the judgment ordering the previous review. The person r…
The judge hearing the application for revision may, depending on the case and even of his own motion, either reduce the quantity or periodicity of the benefits encumbering the gift, or modify its purp…
A provision by which a third party is called upon to receive the gift, succession or legacy, in the event that the donee, instituted heir or legatee does not receive it, shall not be regarded as a sub…
The same will apply to an inter vivos or testamentary disposition by which the usufruct is given to one and the bare ownership to the other.
The application for revision is made by way of principal action; it may also be made by way of counterclaim, in response to the action for execution or revocation which the heirs of the disposing pers…
A liberality is the act by which a person disposes of all or part of his property or rights free of charge for the benefit of another person. A liberality can only be made by inter vivos gift or by wi…
An inter vivos gift is an act by which the donor currently and irrevocably disposes of the thing given in favour of the donee who accepts it.
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