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Showing 1221–1230 of 65033 articles for “Art. L 141-23 à L 141-32”
In the départements where a court of appeal sits the assises are ordinarily held at the chief town of that court. In other départements, assises are ordinarily held at the chief town of these constitu…
The court of appeal may, on the application of the public prosecutor, order that as many assize divisions be formed as the needs of the service require.
The guarantor's obligation is extinguished by the same causes as other obligations. It is also extinguished as a result of the extinction of the guaranteed obligation.
The pledge is perfected by the drawing up of a writing containing the designation of the debt secured, the quantity of the goods pledged and their type or nature.
In the event of default by his debtor, the pledged creditor may have the pledged claim and all rights attached thereto assigned to him by the court or under the terms of the agreement. He may also wai…
The pledgor may not demand the cancellation of the registration or the return of the pledged asset until he has fully paid the secured debt in principal, interest and costs.
A pledge of a claim may be made for a specific period of time. It may relate to a fraction of a claim, unless the claim is indivisible.
A mortgage is the assignment of a property as security for an obligation without dispossessing the person who sets it up.
When a guarantee of future debts terminates, the guarantor remains liable for debts arising previously, unless otherwise agreed.
A security interest is the allocation of an asset or a group of assets, present or future, to the preferential or exclusive payment of the creditor.
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