French Civil CodeIn force
Section 3: How usufruct ends
Article 623
If only part of the thing subject to the usufruct is destroyed, the usufruct is retained on what remains.
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If only part of the thing subject to the usufruct is destroyed, the usufruct is retained on what remains.
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The trader shall provide individual compensation for the losses suffered by each consumer, under the conditions, limits and time limits set by the judgment referred to in Article L. 623-5.
The certificate shall only be issued if a prior examination shows that the variety for which protection is sought constitutes a new plant variety in accordance with Article L. 623-2. However, the body…
The certificate holder may request a review of the compensation provided for in Article L. 623-10, after the expiry of the one-year period following the date of the final judgment setting the amount o…
…of its own motion or at the request of any person with standing to bring an infringement action, all legally permissible investigative measures even if a seizure for infringement has not previously…
Prior to its enforcement by the trader and in accordance with the procedures and within the period set by the judge, the decision referred to in article L. 623-14, when it is no longer subject to ordi…
Before the end of the period provided for in the last paragraph of article L. 623-9, the bans prescribed in the first paragraph of the said article may be extended, at the request of the Minister for…
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