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Showing 601–610 of 31960 articles for “Art. R. 145-23”
The mortgage is indivisible, notwithstanding the division of the debt: the co-debtor who owns the mortgaged immovable is, on that immovable, held for the whole; each of the creditors has the whole imm…
The provisions of articles 2393 to 2396 shall be brought to the attention of spouses or future spouses under the conditions laid down by decree.
Where the pledge is constituted with dispossession, the pledgor may claim the return of the pledged property, without prejudice to damages, if the creditor or the agreed third party fails to fulfil it…
The sequestration or deposit of sums, effects or values, ordered by a court as a guarantee or as a precautionary measure, entails special allocation and preferential right within the meaning of Articl…
After notification, the pledged creditor enjoys a right of retention on the pledged claim and has the sole right to its payment both in principal and interest. The pledged creditor, like the pledgor,…
Other than those provided for by special laws, preferential claims on the generality of immovable property are: 1° Legal costs, on condition that they have benefited the creditor to whom the lien is o…
…nst the debt. He may at any time withdraw from this obligation by returning the property to its owner.
…nction of the principal obligation;2° By the early restitution of the immovable property to its owner.
A mortgage is the assignment of a property as security for an obligation without dispossessing the person who sets it up.
When a guarantee of future debts terminates, the guarantor remains liable for debts arising previously, unless otherwise agreed.
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