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Showing 211–220 of 487 articles for “Art. 56”
To justify on appeal the claims they had submitted to the first judge, the parties may put forward new pleas, produce new exhibits or propose new evidence.
The claims are not new where they are directed to the same ends as those submitted to the first judge, even if their legal basis is different.
The enforcement of judgments improperly described as final may be stayed by the judge of appeal at any stage of the proceedings.
If a state-owned watercourse forms a new course by abandoning its old bed, the riparian owners may acquire ownership of this old bed, each in his or her own right, up to a line assumed to be drawn thr…
Where two things belonging to different masters, which have been united so as to form a whole, are nevertheless separable, so that one can subsist without the other, the whole belongs to the master of…
A main part is deemed to be that to which the other has been joined only for the use, ornament or complement of the first.
If of two things united to form a single whole, one cannot be regarded as the accessory of the other, that one is deemed to be principal which is the more considerable in value, or in volume, if the v…
Nevertheless, when the thing joined is much more valuable than the main thing, and when it has been used without the owner's knowledge, the owner may request that the thing joined be separated in orde…
The right of accession, when it has as its object two movable things belonging to two different masters, is entirely subordinate to the principles of natural equity. The following rules will serve as…
If a watercourse, in forming a new branch, cuts across and embraces the field of a riparian owner, and makes an island of it, that owner retains ownership of his field, even though the island has form…
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