French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter II: Use and habitation
Article 625
Rights of use and habitation are established and lost in the same way as usufruct.
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Rights of use and habitation are established and lost in the same way as usufruct.
The user may not assign or lease his right to another.
The right of dwelling may not be assigned or leased.
If the user absorbs all the fruits of the land or occupies the entire house, he is subject to the costs of cultivation, maintenance repairs and the payment of contributions, like the usufructuary. If…
The use of woods and forests is regulated by specific laws.
He who has a right of habitation in a house may live there with his family, even if he had not been married at the time the right was given to him.
The right of habitation is restricted to what is necessary for the habitation of the person to whom this right is granted and his family.
In the cases provided for in the previous chapter, no proceedings may be brought against a person who can prove that he or she has been finally tried abroad for the same acts and, in the event of conv…
The competent court is that of the place where the accused resides, that of his last known residence, that of the place where he is found, that of the residence of the victim or, if the offence was co…
Wills received by notaries must be registered within three months of the date of the testator's death.Division wills deposited with or received by notaries must be registered no later than the registr…
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