French Civil CodeIn force
Title XVI: Arbitration agreement
Article 2059
All persons may compromise on the rights of which they have free disposal.
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All persons may compromise on the rights of which they have free disposal.
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In the above cases, the agent's undertakings are enforced against third parties who are acting in good faith.
…agreement on the rights of which he or she has free disposal, subject to the provisions of Article 2067.
Without prejudice to
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…plicable, the parties shall assess any indeterminate, contingent or conditional annuities, benefits and rights for this purpose. If the claim is subject to a revaluation clause, the guarantee extends…
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