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Showing 281–290 of 36829 articles for “Art. L 411-53”
The time limit for lodging an ordinary appeal is one month in contentious matters; it is fifteen days in non-contentious matters.
The inaccurate characterisation of a judgment by the judges who delivered it shall have no effect on the right to appeal. If the appeal is declared inadmissible on account of such inaccuracy, the deci…
A person who legally represented a party may, in the event of termination of his functions and if he has a personal interest, exercise the recourse in his name. The appeal is equally open against him.
The time limit runs against a person under guardianship only from the day on which the judgment is notified both to his legal representative and to the subrogated guardian, if any, even if the latter…
If, during the time limit for appeal, there is a change in the capacity of a party to whom the judgment had been notified, the time limit is interrupted. This time limit is also interrupted by the eff…
The public prosecutor with territorial jurisdiction may at any time verify the state of the registers; he or she will draw up a summary report of the verification, denounce any contraventions or offen…
The expression "movable property", that of "furniture or household effects", generally includes anything that is deemed to be movable according to the rules set out above. The sale or gift of a furnis…
Private individuals have free disposal of the property belonging to them, subject to the modifications established by the laws. Property that does not belong to private individuals is administered and…
The word "movable", used alone in the provisions of the law or of man, without any other addition or designation, does not include cash, gems, active debts, books, medals, instruments of science, arts…
The property of persons who die without heirs or whose estates are abandoned belongs to the State.
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