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…specific investigations required by the investigation or to harm the dignity of the person or the interests of a third party. The Examining Magistrate's Chamber shall rule on this application, after h…
1. Goods brought into Customs offices or into places designated by the Customs service may not be disposed of without the authorisation of the service and without : a) The duties and taxes paid on imp…
It is up to the disposing party to prescribe guarantees and securities for the proper performance of the charge.
The second beneficiary is deemed to hold his rights from the author of the liberality. The same applies to his heirs where they receive the gift under the conditions provided for in Article 1056.
When the second gratified predeceases the indebted person or renounces the benefit of the gradual liberality, the property or rights that were the subject of it depend on the estate of the indebted pe…
If the encumbered person is a reserved heir of the disposing person, the charge may only be imposed on the available portion. The donee may, however, accept, in the deed of gift or subsequently in a d…
…a testament-sharing. It is subject to the formalities, conditions and rules prescribed for gifts inter vivos in the first case and for wills in the second.
A liberality thus granted may only take effect in respect of property or rights that are identifiable at the date of transmission and subsist in kind at the death of the encumbered person. Where it re…
The second gratified cannot be subject to the obligation to preserve and transmit. If the charge has been stipulated beyond the first degree, it remains valid but for the first degree only.
…creditors of the grantee prior to the abandonment, or third parties who have acquired, from the latter, a right to the property or right abandoned.
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