French Civil CodeIn force
Section 1: The nature and essence of the deposit contract.
Article 1918
Its object can only be movable things.
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Its object can only be movable things.
It is perfected only by the real or fictitious surrender of the thing deposited.Fictitious surrender is sufficient when the depositary is already endowed, on some other basis, with the thing agreed to…
The deposit itself is an essentially free contract.
Filing is voluntary or required.
The spouses mutually bind themselves to a community of life. The family's residence is at the place they choose by mutual agreement. The spouses may not, one without the other, dispose of the rights b…
The spouses owe each other mutual respect, fidelity, help, assistance.
…spouses to the expenses of the marriage, they contribute in proportion to their respective faculties. If one of the spouses does not fulfil his or her obligations, he or she may be forced to do so by…
The spouses together ensure the moral and material direction of the family. They provide for the education of the children and prepare for their future.
Each spouse has full legal capacity; but his or her rights and powers may be limited by the effect of the matrimonial property regime and the provisions of this Chapter.
A spouse may be authorised by a court to perform alone an act for which the assistance or consent of his or her spouse would be necessary, if the latter is unable to express his or her will or if his…
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