French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter I: General provisions.
Article 2256
One is always presumed to possess for oneself, and as owner, unless it is proved that one began to possess for another.
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One is always presumed to possess for oneself, and as owner, unless it is proved that one began to possess for another.
The heirs of those who held the property or the right to any of the titles designated by the preceding article may not prescribe either.
The trust contract shall define the conditions under which the trustee shall report to the settlor.However, where during the performance of the contract the settlor is subject to a guardianship measur…
Goods or rights that are not in commerce cannot be prescribed.
Guarantees may be simple or joint and several. Joint and several liability may be stipulated between the guarantor and the principal debtor, between the guarantors, or between them all.
The trust is established by law or by contract. It must be express.If the property, rights or securities transferred to the trust patrimony depend on the community existing between the spouses or on a…
All persons may compromise on the rights of which they have free disposal.
Unless otherwise provided by law, foreclosure periods are not governed by this Title.
The present possessor who proves that he possessed formerly is presumed to have possessed in the intervening time, unless proved otherwise.
The mandate ends:By the revocation of the mandatary,By the latter's renunciation of the mandate,By the death, guardianship of adults or the insolvency of either the principal or the mandatary.The mand…
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