French Tourism CodeIn force
Section 4: Hoteliers' liability
Article L311-9
Articles 1952 to 1954 of the Civil Code lay down the rules governing the theft of objects from hotels or hostels.
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Articles 1952 to 1954 of the Civil Code lay down the rules governing the theft of objects from hotels or hostels.
Where proceedings have been commenced under a provisionally enforceable court order, the compulsory sale may only take place after the final order has become res judicata. However, during the oppositi…
A creditor may only seize several of his debtor's immovables if the seizure of one or more of them would not be sufficient to satisfy him and the registered creditors.The creditor may only seize immov…
Unless there are specific legislative provisions, the seizure of immovable property may cover all rights in rem relating to immovable property, including accessories deemed to be immovable property, w…
The seizure of joint property is pursued against both spouses.
The immovable property of a minor, even an emancipated minor, or of an adult under guardianship or tutorship, may not be seized before their movables have been discussed. However, discussion of the mo…
Any creditor in possession of a writ of execution evidencing a claim that is due and payable may proceed with a seizure of property under the conditions laid down by this Book and by the provisions of…
The purpose of a property seizure is the forced sale of the debtor's property or, where applicable, that of the third party purchaser, with a view to distributing the proceeds.
The custodian of the natural area in which a nature sport is practised is not liable for damage caused to a participant, on the basis of the first paragraph of article 1242 of the Civil Code, when thi…
The contract between a hotelier and a natural or legal person operating an online reservation platform for the rental of hotel rooms to customers may only be concluded in the name and on behalf of the…
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