Article 202
The attestation shall contain an account of the facts that the author witnessed or personally observed. It shall mention the author's surname, forenames, date and place of birth, place of residence an…
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The attestation shall contain an account of the facts that the author witnessed or personally observed. It shall mention the author's surname, forenames, date and place of birth, place of residence an…
Attestations shall be produced by the parties or at the request of the judge. The judge shall communicate to the parties those directly addressed to him.
Attestations must be drawn up by persons who are eligible to be heard as witnesses.
…f the mortgaged property is suspended. This third party purchaser may still, as a guarantor could, set up against the creditor all the exceptions that belong to the principal debtor.
The third party purchaser must compensate the mortgagee for the loss resulting from any deterioration that has reduced the value of the property through his own act or fault. However, he may obtain re…
If the sale price exceeds the mortgage debt, the difference is for the third-party purchaser, except for the rights of his creditors registered on the property.
…n unpaid mortgagee may pursue the sale of the mortgaged property in accordance with the procedures set out in the Code of Civil Enforcement Procedures, from which the mortgage agreement may not deroga…
The third-party purchaser who has paid the mortgage debt, or suffered the seizure of the mortgaged property, has a recourse in warranty under the conditions of ordinary law and a subrogatory recourse…
After the sale, the third-party purchaser regains the real rights, in particular easements, that he had over the building before he acquired it.
In the cases provided for in the two preceding articles, the property must be valued by an expert appointed amicably or judicially. If its value exceeds the amount of the secured debt, the creditor ow…
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