Article 2318
In the event of the dissolution of the debtor or creditor legal entity as a result of a merger, demerger or the cause provided for in the third paragraph of Article 1844-5, the guarantor remains liabl…
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In the event of the dissolution of the debtor or creditor legal entity as a result of a merger, demerger or the cause provided for in the third paragraph of Article 1844-5, the guarantor remains liabl…
A contractual security interest may be created by the debtor or by a third party. When it is constituted by a third party, the creditor has an action only on the property assigned as security. The pro…
Moveable liens are granted by law. They may be general or special. The legal provisions governing them are to be interpreted strictly. They give the right to be preferred to other creditors. Unless ot…
Where a pledge with dispossession relates to fungible things, the creditor must keep them separate from things of the same kind which belong to him. Failing this, the pledgor may rely on the provision…
The pledge is indivisible notwithstanding the divisibility of the debt between the heirs of the debtor or those of the creditor. The heir of the debtor who has paid his portion of the debt may not dem…
A mortgage may be granted as security for one or more claims, present or future. If they are future, they must be determinable. The cause is determined in the deed.
The actions to which the registrations may give rise against the creditors shall be brought before the competent court, by writ served on them personally, or at the last of the domiciles elected by th…
The mortgagee may also apply to the court for the property, if it is not the principal residence of the grantor, to remain in payment to him.
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