French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter VI: Respective rights and duties of spouses
Article 225
Each spouse administers, obliges and disposes of his or her personal property alone.
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Each spouse administers, obliges and disposes of his or her personal property alone.
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If one of the spouses appears alone to perform an act of administration, enjoyment or disposal of movable property which he or she holds individually, he or she is deemed, with respect to third partie…
…ce may be granted in the event of:-either mutual consent, in the case provided for in 1° of article 229-2;-either of acceptance of the principle of the breakdown of the marriage;-either of definitive…
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