French Code of civil procedureIn force
Section IX: Debates.
Article 22
Debates are held in public, except where the law requires or permits them to be held in chambers.
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Debates are held in public, except where the law requires or permits them to be held in chambers.
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A person who has acquired French nationality shall enjoy all the rights and be bound by all the obligations attached to French nationality, from the day of such acquisition.
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…arrears of annuities, maintenance payments, rents, tenancies, rental charges, interest on sums lent and, generally, to actions for payment of anything payable by years or on shorter periodic terms.
A right of retention on the thing may be exercised by:
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It is acquired when the last day of the term is completed.
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