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Showing 961–970 of 51836 articles for “Art. s. L 623-19 to L 623-21”
Conventional sequestration is the deposit by one or more persons of a disputed item in the hands of a third party who undertakes to return it, once the dispute is over, to the person who is deemed to…
It may also be set up, purely gratuitously, by donation inter vivos or by will. In this case, it must comply with the formalities required by law.
A life annuity can only be stipulated as unseizable when it has been constituted free of charge.
Deposit, in general, is an act by which one receives the thing of another, with the charge of keeping it and returning it in kind.
Where the deposit being above the figure provided for in Article 1359 is not proved in writing, the person who is challenged as the depositary is believed to be the depositary on the basis of his decl…
Sequestration is either conventional or judicial.
The mandate may be given by deed or by private document, even by letter. It may also be given orally, but testimonial evidence of it is received only in accordance with the title "Of contracts or conv…
The depositary must return identically the very thing he has received. Thus, the deposit of monies must be returned in the same species as it was made, either in the case of an increase or decrease in…
The depositor is only obliged to return the item deposited in the condition in which it is at the time of return. Any deterioration not caused by the depositor shall be borne by the depositor.
The depositary must return the thing deposited only to the person who entrusted it to him, or to the person in whose name the deposit was made, or to the person indicated to receive it.
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