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Showing 5981–5990 of 34794 articles for “Art. III bis”
Legal mortgages are general or special. The creditor benefiting from a general mortgage may register his right on all immovables currently belonging to his debtor. He may make additional registrations…
The mortgage may be granted on present or future immovable property. On pain of nullity, the notarial deed shall specifically designate the nature and location of each of these immovables, as stated i…
All rights in rem in immovable property which are in commerce are subject to mortgages.
The mortgage extends to improvements made to the mortgaged immovable, as well as to accessories deemed immovable.
The mortgage extends to the interest and other accessories of the secured claim. This extension benefits the third party subrogated in the secured claim for the interest and other accessories due to i…
A conventional mortgage may only be granted by a person who has the capacity to dispose of the immovable subject to it.
A person who has only a conditional right in the immovable may only grant a mortgage subject to the same condition.
A mortgage on an undivided immovable retains its effect regardless of the outcome of the partition if it has been granted by all the undivided co-owners. Otherwise, it retains its effect only to the e…
A mortgage constituted for business purposes by a natural or legal person may subsequently be assigned to guarantee business claims other than those mentioned in the constitutive deed provided that th…
A mortgage may be granted as security for one or more claims, present or future. If they are future, they must be determinable. The cause is determined in the deed.
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