Article 2413
Contracts made in foreign countries cannot give a mortgage on French property, unless there are provisions contrary to this principle in political laws or treaties.
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Contracts made in foreign countries cannot give a mortgage on French property, unless there are provisions contrary to this principle in political laws or treaties.
Other than those provided for by special laws, preferential claims on certain movables are: 1° All sums due in execution of a lease or the occupation of a building, on the furniture furnishing the pre…
A mortgage may be legal, judicial or conventional.
The conventional mortgage is granted by notarial deed. The mandate to mortgage is given in the same forms.
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…
The privileges of the Treasury and the Social Security funds are determined by the laws that concern them.
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…
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