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Showing 721–730 of 63933 articles for “Art. I-1°-e”
The penalty for failure to observe a procedural formality prior to the hearing shall be subject to the rules laid down in this sub-section.
The nullity is covered by the subsequent regularisation of the deed if no foreclosure has occurred and if the regularisation leaves no grievance remaining.
One is liable not only for the damage caused by one's own act, but also for that caused by the act of persons for whom one is answerable, or of things in one's custody. However, a person who holds, in…
Everyone is liable for damage caused not only by their own actions, but also by their negligence or imprudence.
The owner of a building is liable for damage caused by its ruin, where this is the result of a lack of maintenance or a defect in its construction.
The owner of an animal, or the person who uses it, while it is in his use, is liable for any damage caused by the animal, whether the animal was in his custody or whether it was lost or escaped.
Any act whatsoever by man which causes damage to another person obliges the person through whose fault it occurred to make reparation for it.
The annulment or reduction of the disputed taxation shall automatically result in the total or proportional allocation as non-valesurs of the cost of the legal proceedings served on the claimant as we…
The claims of the accepting heir up to the amount of the net assets against the estate are brought against the other heirs. If there are none or if the actions are brought by all the heirs, they are b…
At the end of the fifteen-month period provided for in Article 792 of the Civil Code, after either the payment of all declared creditors or the exhaustion of the assets and the allocation of the corre…
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