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Showing 41–50 of 48817 articles for “Art. L 227-18 · C. civ. Art. 1843-4”
Notaries, bailiffs and other agents with power to draw up deeds and reports, court clerks and administrative authorities who have neglected to submit to registration or to the merged formality, within…
Failure to comply with the obligation set out in Article 1698 D entails the application of an increase of 0.2% to the amount of the sums paid using another means of payment. This surcharge is recovere…
Only the following decisions are open to immediate appeal: - rejecting a request to be relieved of the duties of guardian, subrogated guardian or curator; - relieving a guardian, subrogated guardian o…
One cannot prescribe against one's title, in the sense that one cannot change to oneself the cause and principle of one's possession.
In the case of movable property, possession is equivalent to title. Nevertheless, a person who has lost something or from whom it has been stolen may claim it for three years from the day of the loss…
If the present possessor of the stolen or lost thing has purchased it at a fair or market, or at a public sale, or from a merchant selling such things, the original owner may only have it returned by…
A title invalid for lack of form cannot serve as a basis for the ten-year statute of limitations.
…e of the right, against the disturbance which affects or threatens it. Possessory protection is similarly granted to the possessor against anyone other than the person from whom he derives his rights.
Good faith is always presumed, and it is up to the person alleging bad faith to prove it.
It is sufficient that good faith existed at the time of acquisition.
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