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…free disposal of the property belonging to them, subject to the modifications established by the laws. Property that does not belong to private individuals is administered and may only be disposed of…
The word "movable", used alone in the provisions of the law or of man, without any other addition or designation, does not include cash, gems, active debts, books, medals, instruments of science, arts…
The property of persons who die without heirs or whose estates are abandoned belongs to the State.
Materials coming from the demolition of a building, those assembled to build a new one, are movable until they are employed by the workman in a construction.
…rniture are also included, but not collections of paintings that may be in galleries or private rooms. The same applies to porcelain: only those that form part of a flat's decoration are included unde…
The sale or gift of a house, with all that is in it, does not include cash, nor active debts and other rights, the titles to which may be deposited in the house; all other chattel effects are included…
Any annuity established in perpetuity for the price of the sale of real estate, or as a condition of the transfer for valuable consideration or free of charge of real estate, is essentially redeemable…
Boats, ferries, ships, mills and baths on boats, and generally all factories not fixed by pillars, and not forming part of the house, are movable: the seizure of some of these objects may, however, be…
…the conditions laid down in this chapter may continue without interruption for a period of eight days.When investigations necessary to establish the truth of a crime or misdemeanour punishable by a se…
…disturb them in the performance of their duties ; b) obstruct them in the performance of their duties. 2. The civil and military authorities are obliged, at the first request, to assist customs office…
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