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Showing 511–520 of 66696 articles for “Art. L 146-1 · Cass. com. 3 December 1991 · Cass. soc. 19 June 2013”
Deposit, in general, is an act by which one receives the thing of another, with the charge of keeping it and returning it in kind.
Where the deposit being above the figure provided for in Article 1359 is not proved in writing, the person who is challenged as the depositary is believed to be the depositary on the basis of his decl…
The mandate may be given by deed or by private document, even by letter. It may also be given orally, but testimonial evidence of it is received only in accordance with the title "Of contracts or conv…
The depositary in charge of the sequestration can only be discharged before the dispute is over, with the consent of all the interested parties, or for a cause deemed legitimate.
…ty does not authorise the person in whose favour it is constituted to demand repayment of the capital, or to re-enter the land alienated by him: he has only the right to seize and have sold the proper…
The settlor cannot release himself from the payment of the annuity, by offering to repay the capital, and by renouncing the recovery of the arrears paid; he is bound to serve the annuity during the wh…
The owner of a life annuity may only claim arrears by proving its existence, or that of the person on whose life it was constituted.
There are two kinds of deposit: deposit proper and sequestration.
Innkeepers or hoteliers are liable, as custodians, for the clothing, luggage and miscellaneous items brought into their establishment by the traveller staying with them; the deposit of these kinds of…
Escrow may not be free.
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