French Civil CodeIn force
Section 2: Formation and scope of the bond
Article 2292
A surety bond may guarantee one or more present or future, definite or determinable obligations.
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A surety bond may guarantee one or more present or future, definite or determinable obligations.
The guarantor may raise against the creditor all defences, personal or inherent in the debt, which belong to the debtor, subject to the provisions of the second paragraph of article 2293. However, the…
The professional creditor is required to warn the natural person guarantor when the principal debtor's commitment is unsuited to the latter's financial capacities. Failing this, the creditor forfeits…
The guarantee may not exceed what is owed by the debtor nor be contracted under more onerous conditions, on pain of being reduced to the extent of the obligation guaranteed. It may be contracted for p…
…y the debtor in the event of the latter's default, within the limit of an amount in principal and accessories expressed in words and figures. In the event of a discrepancy, the guarantee is valid for…
Guarantees can only exist on a valid obligation. Nevertheless, a person who stands surety for a natural person whom he knew did not have the capacity to contract is bound by his undertaking.
…ntered into, manifestly disproportionate to the income and assets of the guarantor, it shall be reduced to the amount to which the guarantor could have committed himself at that date..
The person who undertakes to provide a legal or judicial guarantee must be sufficiently solvent to meet the obligation. If this guarantor becomes insolvent, the debtor must substitute another guaranto…
…no. 2016-1067 of 3 August 2016, subject to the following adaptations: 1° Article R. 1111-19 is replaced by the following provisions: "Art. R. 1111-19.-Anticipatory directives are kept in a way that ma…
…at least equivalent to those to which the French authorities are subject. The information must be necessary for the performance, by the recipient authorities of the non-EU Member State, of tasks equiv…
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