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Showing 1771–1780 of 52951 articles for “Art. 80 bis IV al. 2”
…immovable property are extinguished in particular:1° By the extinction of the principal obligation;2° By the early restitution of the immovable property to its owner.
…otified to him or the debtor must intervene in the deed. Failing this, only the pledgor validly receives payment of the claim.
…vable asset or a group of intangible movable assets, present or future. It is conventional or judicial. Judicial pledging is governed by the provisions applicable to civil enforcement proceedings. Con…
…ge relates to an account, the pledged claim means the credit balance, whether provisional or definitive, on the day the security is realised subject to the regularisation of transactions in progress,…
A pledge of a claim, present or future, takes effect between the parties and becomes enforceable against third parties on the date of the deed. In the event of a dispute, proof of the date lies with t…
A pledge on immovable property is the assignment of an immovable as security for an obligation with dispossession of the person making it.
…he pledged claims are designated in the deed. If they are future, the deed must allow them to be individualised or contain elements allowing this such as the indication of the debtor, the place of pay…
The debtor may not claim restitution of the property until his debt has been fully discharged.
The creditor may, without losing possession, lease the property either to a third party or to the debtor himself.
If more has been paid to the pledgee than the secured debt, the pledgee owes the difference to the settlor.
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