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One of the future spouses who is unable to obtain this deed may make up for it by producing a notarised deed issued by a notary or, abroad, by the competent French diplomatic or consular authorities.T…
The death certificate will state:1° The day, time and place of death;2° The first names, surname, date and place of birth, occupation and domicile of the deceased;3° The first names, surnames, occupat…
Each of the future spouses shall provide the civil registrar who is to celebrate the marriage with an extract from his or her birth record, indicating filiation, which must not be more than three mont…
The death record will be drawn up by the civil registrar of the commune where the death occurred, on the declaration of a relative of the deceased or on that of a person possessing the most accurate a…
The authentic act of the consent of the father and mother or grandparents or, in their absence, that of the family council, shall contain the forenames, surnames, occupations and domicile of the futur…
Any easement is extinguished when the land to which it is owed, and the one who owes it, are united in the same hand.
The easement is extinguished by non-use for thirty years.
The mode of the easement may be prescribed like the easement itself, and in the same manner.
Easements cease when things are in such a state that they can no longer be used.
They revive if things are restored in such a way that they can be used; unless a sufficient period of time has already elapsed to make it presumed that the easement has been extinguished, as stated in…
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