Article 2240
Acknowledgement by the debtor of the right of the person against whom he was prescribing interrupts the prescription period.
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Acknowledgement by the debtor of the right of the person against whom he was prescribing interrupts the prescription period.
Acquisitive prescription is a means of acquiring property or a right by the effect of possession without the person alleging it being obliged to produce a title to it or being able to rely on the exce…
The professional creditor is required to warn the natural person guarantor when the principal debtor's commitment is unsuited to the latter's financial capacities. Failing this, the creditor forfeits…
The limitation period is suspended from the day on which, after a dispute has arisen, the parties agree to have recourse to mediation or conciliation or, in the absence of a written agreement, from th…
The interruption is null and void if the claimant withdraws his claim or allows the proceedings to lapse, or if his claim is definitively rejected.
Creditors, or any other person with an interest in prescription being acquired, may set it up against or invoke it even when the debtor waives it.
A title invalid for lack of form cannot serve as a basis for the ten-year statute of limitations.
Possession is protected, without regard to the substance of the right, against the disturbance which affects or threatens it. Possessory protection is similarly granted to the possessor against anyone…
The guarantee may not exceed what is owed by the debtor nor be contracted under more onerous conditions, on pain of being reduced to the extent of the obligation guaranteed. It may be contracted for p…
Those to whom tenants, bailees, usufructuaries and other precarious holders have transferred the property or the right by a title transferring ownership may prescribe it.
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