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Showing 1111–1120 of 70378 articles for “Art. s. L 141-2 to L 141-22 · R 141-1 et seq.”
If the present possessor of the stolen or lost thing has purchased it at a fair or market, or at a public sale, or from a merchant selling such things, the original owner may only have it returned by…
Extinctive prescription is subject to the law governing the right it affects.
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 interruption is null and void if the claimant withdraws his claim or allows the proceedings to lapse, or if his claim is definitively rejected.
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 limitation period or the period of foreclosure is also interrupted by a precautionary measure taken in application of the Code of Civil Enforcement Procedures or an act of forced execution.
The articles 2221 and 2222, and Chapters III and IV of Title XX of this book subject to the provisions of this chapter.
The property of the debtor is the common pledge of his creditors; and the price is distributed among them by contribution, unless there are legitimate causes of preference among the creditors.
The provisions of this Title shall not preclude the application of special rules provided by other laws.
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