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Showing 2161–2170 of 59263 articles for “Art. L 443-6-2 s.”
Neither the owner nor the usufructuary is obliged to rebuild what has fallen into disrepair, or what has been destroyed by fortuitous event.
If, during the term of the usufruct, a third party commits any usurpation on the land, or otherwise expects to infringe the rights of the owner, the usufructuary is bound to report it to the latter; f…
If the usufructuary does not find a surety, the buildings are farmed or sequestered; The sums included in the usufruct are invested; The commodities are sold and the price from them is similarly inves…
There is a destination of the father of the family only when it is proved that the two pieces of land currently divided belonged to the same owner, and that it was by him that things were put in the s…
The title constituting the servitude, in respect of those which cannot be acquired by prescription, can only be replaced by a title recognising the servitude, and emanating from the owner of the servi…
…udes which are not apparent, and discontinuous servitudes which are apparent or not apparent, can only be established by title. Even immemorial possession is not sufficient to establish them, although…
The destination of the father of the family is equivalent to title in respect of continuous and apparent easements.
…f an easement, disposes of one of the hereditaments without the contract containing any agreement relating to the easement, it continues to exist actively or passively in favour of or on the land disp…
When one establishes an easement, one is supposed to grant all that is necessary to use it. Thus the easement to draw water from another's fountain necessarily carries with it the right of way.
Continuous and apparent easements are acquired by title, or by possession for thirty years.
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