Article 34
Civil status records will state the year, day and time they are received, the first names and surname of the civil registrar, the first names, surnames, occupations and domiciles of all those named th…
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Civil status records will state the year, day and time they are received, the first names and surname of the civil registrar, the first names, surnames, occupations and domiciles of all those named th…
The civil registrar will read the acts to the parties appearing, or to their proxy, and to the witnesses; he will invite them to examine them directly before signing them. A mention will be made on th…
If the parents have requested the return of the child whose filiation has been established, the child may not be placed until a ruling has been given on the merits of this request at the request of th…
Except where they are confined by law to a different time limit, actions relating to filiation are prescribed by ten years from the day on which the person was deprived of the status he or she claims,…
Placement with a view to adoption concerns wards of the state or children judicially declared abandoned. In the case of full adoption, it also concerns children for whom adoption has been validly and…
In the case of an offence affecting a person's parentage, the criminal action may only be decided after the judgment on the question of parentage has become res judicata.
The court pronounces a full adoption or a simple adoption. The adoption takes effect from the day on which the adoption petition is filed.
As long as it has not been contested in court, legally established filiation prevents the establishment of another filiation that would contradict it.
Judgments handed down in matters of filiation may be set up against persons who were not parties to them. The latter have the right to lodge third-party proceedings against them within the period ment…
Any child whose paternal filiation is not legally established may claim subsidies from the person who had relations with his mother during the legal period of conception.The action may be brought thro…
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