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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.
Escrow may not be free.
Sequestration may apply not only to household effects, but even to immovable property.
When it is free of charge, it is subject to the rules for filing proper, except for the differences set out below.
Voluntary deposits may only take place between persons capable of contracting. Nevertheless, if a person capable of contracting accepts a deposit made by an incapable person, he is bound by all the ob…
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…
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…
Judicial sequestration is given either to a person agreed between the interested parties or to a person appointed ex officio by the judge. In either case, the person to whom the thing has been entrust…
The establishment of a judicial custodian produces reciprocal obligations between the seizing party and the custodian. The custodian must take reasonable care to preserve the effects seized. He must r…
If the deposit has been made by a capable person to a person who is not capable, the person who made the deposit has only the action for revendication of the thing deposited, so long as it exists in t…
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