Article 1514
The levy is a division transaction: the property levied is set off against the beneficiary spouse's share; if its value exceeds that share, a balance is payable. The spouses may agree that the compens…
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The levy is a division transaction: the property levied is set off against the beneficiary spouse's share; if its value exceeds that share, a balance is payable. The spouses may agree that the compens…
Community creditors always have the right to have the effects included in the preciput sold, except for the spouse's recourse to the remainder of the community.
The spouses may stipulate that the survivor of either of them, or one of them if he or she survives, or even one of them in all cases of dissolution of the community, shall have the option of taking c…
The preciput is not regarded as a gift, either in substance or in form, but as a marriage agreement and between partners.
I. - The rental values of the built properties mentioned in I of article 1496, industrial establishments mentioned in article 1499 and premises whose rental value is determined under the specific cond…
I.-Where the assessment rates referred to in article 1510 have not been set by the departmental commission provided for in article 1651, the mayor, duly authorised by the municipal council, is entitle…
I. - 1 New constructions and changes in the consistency or use of built and unbuilt properties, as well as changes in the use of the premises mentioned in I of article 1498 and factors likely to modif…
The assessment rates decided either by the tax department in agreement with the communal commission or, in the absence of such agreement, by the departmental commission provided for in article 1651, a…
I. - For the second five-yearly review of undeveloped properties the rental values are obtained by applying adjustment coefficients to the rental value of the properties, as it results from the previo…
I. - In the interval between two general reviews, the rental values defined in I and II of article 1496 and article 1497, as well as those for commercial premises mentioned in article 1501 and those f…
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