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Sums paid to the assignee in respect of the assigned claim shall be set off against the secured claim when due. If this is not the case, the assignee retains them under the conditions set out in artic…
…claim is paid in full, the assignee shall return the sum assigned to the assignor, plus any fruits and interest.
…at Article exceeds the amount of the debt secured, a sum equal to the difference between that value and the amount of the debt, subject to prior payment of the debts arising from the conservation or m…
…as the indication of the debtor, the place of payment, the amount of the claims or their valuation and, if applicable, their due date.
The assignment is enforceable against third parties by delivery of the amount assigned.
…of default by the debtor, the assignee may set off the amount of the sum assigned, plus any fruits and interest, against the secured claim. Where appropriate, the assignee returns the excess to the a…
Where the assignee does not have free disposal of the sum assigned, the fruits and interest produced by it increase the basis of the guarantee, unless otherwise agreed. Where the assignee has free dis…
…rmines, between them, the rank of the creditors. The provisions of this article are of public order and any clause contrary to them is deemed unwritten.
The assignee is free to dispose of the sum assigned, unless an agreement to the contrary specifies its use.
The liquidator is liable, both to the company and to third parties, for the harmful consequences of faults committed by him in the performance of his duties. Liability actions against liquidators are…
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