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Showing 161–170 of 61134 articles for “Art. L 134-1 s.”
Subrogation transfers to its beneficiary, within the limit of what he has paid, the claim and its accessories, with the exception of rights exclusively attached to the person of the creditor.However,…
…debtor may invoke subrogation as soon as he is aware of it, but it may not be set up against him unless he has been notified of it or has taken note of it.Subrogation may be set up against third part…
Subrogation also occurs where the debtor, borrowing a sum for the purpose of paying his debt, subrogates the lender in the rights of the creditor with the latter's concurrence. In this case, the subro…
Subrogation cannot prejudice the creditor where he has been paid only in part; in that case, he may exercise his rights, in respect of what remains due to him, in preference to the person from whom he…
…the creditor, defer or stagger, up to a maximum of two years, the payment of the sums due.By special reasoned decision, he may order that the sums corresponding to the deferred instalments shall bear…
Interest due for at least one full year shall accrue interest if the contract so provides or if a court decision so specifies.
Payment in France of an obligation to pay a sum of money is made in euros. However, payment may be made in another currency if the obligation thus denominated arises from an international transaction…
Failing any other designation by law, the contract or the judge, the place of payment of the obligation to pay a sum of money is the creditor's domicile.
The costs of the formal notice and the deposit or sequestration shall be borne by the creditor.
Where the obligation relates to another object, the debtor is discharged if the obstruction has not ceased within two months of the formal notice..
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