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Showing 1511–1520 of 53863 articles for “Art. Rép. Cherki: AN 24-1-2017 n° 94515”
…to administer the succession; 4° By the public prosecutor; 5° By the owner of the premises ; 6° By any creditor with an enforceable title or proving a claim that appears to be founded in principle; 7…
…ourt within whose jurisdiction the estate is opened, who shall rule by order on a motion. The assistance of a lawyer shall not be compulsory.The decision granting the application shall designate a bai…
A judicial officer can carry out any protective measures that may be necessary after a person's death. These conservatory measures are, depending on the value of the goods found on site, the affixing…
…vided for in the following chapters, the following provisions of the Code shall apply in the Wallis and Futuna Islands:1° The provisions of Book I mentioned in the left-hand column of the table below…
The applicant for the measure is invited by the bailiff to attend the sealing or, if he does not intend to attend, to hand over the keys if he holds them.
The bailiff may take all necessary steps to affix the seals. He shall affix the seals by means of his seal.
If a will is discovered, the bailiff initials it with those present. He then places it in the hands of a notary.
If documents are found, they are placed, if necessary, in a cabinet to which seals are affixed.
When the premises are closed, the bailiff may affix seals to the door if the applicant does not request that it be opened. If this is not the case, he may enter the premises by any means, in the prese…
…ary responsible for settling the estate, or, if there is no notary, either in his office or with a bank, any securities, sums, valuables, jewellery or other precious objects for which the affixing of…
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