Article 2503
Articles 711 to 832-2, 832-4 to 2279 are applicable to Mayotte subject to the adaptations set out in Articles 2504 à 2508. The provisions relating to immovable property apply only subject to the provi…
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Articles 711 to 832-2, 832-4 to 2279 are applicable to Mayotte subject to the adaptations set out in Articles 2504 à 2508. The provisions relating to immovable property apply only subject to the provi…
An action to claim an interest in the immovable not disclosed during the registration procedure is inadmissible.
…the registrar of immovable property. The title deed attests, where necessary, to the status of owner. In the courts, it constitutes the starting point for rights to the immovable property at the time…
…e, are registered in the Mayotte land register mentioned in article 2513 real estate of any kind, whether built on or not, with the exception of that belonging to the public domain. Transfers and cons…
Ministerial officers and public authorities are required to register, without delay and independently of the will of the parties, the rights referred to in Article 2521 resulting from acts drawn up be…
Any person who has an interest therein shall apply to the Registrar, by producing the writings executed in authentic form constituting the rights to be registered and other documents the filing of whi…
…orceable against third parties who, on the same immovable, have acquired, from the same author, competing rights subject to registration. These rights are also unenforceable, if they have been registe…
…ished at the end of a procedure that reveals all rights already constituted on this immovable. The details of this procedure are laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
Title deeds and their registrations retain the rights they record as long as they have not been cancelled or amended and are proof to third parties that the person named therein is vested with the rig…
In Mayotte, rights in immovable property, liens and mortgages and the rules concerning the organisation, constitution, transmission and extinction of rights in rem in immovable property and other righ…
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