French Civil CodeIn force
Subsection 1: General provisions
Article 1342-7
Payment costs are to be borne by the debtor.
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Payment costs are to be borne by the debtor.
Payment can be proven by any means.
A payment made in good faith to an apparent creditor is valid.
Payment must be made to the creditor or to the person designated to receive it.Payment made to a person who was not entitled to receive it is nevertheless valid if the creditor ratifies it or if he ha…
The debtor of an obligation to deliver a certain body is discharged by its delivery to the creditor in the same condition, unless he proves, in the case of deterioration, that the deterioration is not…
Failing any other designation by law, contract or judge, payment must be made at the debtor's domicile.
The creditor may refuse a partial payment even if the benefit is divisible.He may agree to receive in payment something other than what is due..
The special payment voucher referred to in B of article L. 1271-1 is issued on paper or in dematerialised form, in accordance with the provisions of article D. 1271-4.
An order of the Minister for the Economy specifies the technical requirements to be met by payment service providers carrying out the payment transactions referred to in Article D. 722-1.
Once the fifteen-day period provided for in 4° of article D. 8233-1 has elapsed, the employee's acceptance is deemed to have been tacitly accepted.
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