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Showing 501–510 of 44208 articles for “Art. Loi n° 2001-420 du 15 mai 2001”
The debts for which the community is liable in consideration of the property it receives are definitively its responsibility.
The stipulation of unequal shares and the full allocation clause are not deemed to be donations, either in substance or in form, but simply marriage agreements and agreements between partners. Unless…
…ill only have a certain share in the community, such as one-third or one-quarter, the spouse thus reduced or his or her heirs only bear the community debts in proportion to the share they take in the…
The spouses shall contribute to the expenses of the marriage in accordance with the agreements contained in their contract; and, if there are none in this respect, in the proportion determined in Arti…
The costs of deeds and other accessories to the sale are payable by the buyer.
…disposed of by the spouse by gift inter vivos without the spouse's consent, as well as property fraudulently alienated by the spouse. Disposal by way of life annuity or outright gift is presumed to ha…
…ins the administration, enjoyment and free disposal of his or her personal property. Each of them remains solely liable for debts arising in his or her person before or during the marriage, except in…
…right to have the effects included in the preciput sold, except for the spouse's recourse to the remainder of the community.
If, on the other hand, the goods have been sold en bloc, the sale is perfect, although the goods have not yet been weighed, counted or measured.
The preciput is not regarded as a gift, either in substance or in form, but as a marriage agreement and between partners.
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