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Showing 61–70 of 4654 articles for “Art. 14 févr. 2012”
The creditors of a spouse may not apply on his or her behalf for separation as to property.
Withdrawals are made first from cash, then from movables, and secondarily from community property. The spouse making the deduction has the right to choose which movables and immovables he will deduct.…
…place own property, as well as property acquired in use or replacement, in accordance with articles 1434 and 1435.
After all deductions have been made from the estate, the surplus is divided equally between the spouses. If a community property is an annex to another property owned by one of the spouses, or if it i…
After the partition has been consummated, if either spouse is a personal creditor of the other, such as where the price of his or her property has been used to pay a personal debt of his or her spouse…
If the use or reinvestment is made in advance, the property acquired is the community's own, provided that the sums expected from the community's own assets are paid to the community within five years…
Whichever of the two spouses is sued for the whole of a community debt by the effect of a mortgage on the property which has fallen to him in partition, has by right his recourse against the other for…
The community is composed passively:-finally, of the maintenance owed by the spouses and the debts contracted by them for the upkeep of the household and the education of the children, in accordance w…
Rewards due from or to the community shall bear interest ipso jure from the day of dissolution. However, where the reward is equal to the remaining profit, interest shall accrue from the day of liquid…
Each of the spouses contributes half to the community debts for which no recompense was due, as well as to the costs of sealing, inventory, sale of furniture, liquidation, licitation and partition. He…
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