Article 1660
The buyback option may not be stipulated for a term exceeding five years. If it has been stipulated for a longer term, it is reduced to that term.
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The buyback option may not be stipulated for a term exceeding five years. If it has been stipulated for a longer term, it is reduced to that term.
If the seller fails to exercise his action for redemption within the prescribed period, the purchaser remains the irrevocable owner.
If several persons have sold jointly, and by a single contract, an inheritance common to them, each may exercise the action for redemption only in respect of the share which he had in it.
…ler reserves the right to take back the thing sold, in return for the return of the principal price and the reimbursement referred to in article 1673.
…act of redemption exercises all the rights of his seller; he may prescribe both against the true master and against those who claim rights or mortgages on the thing sold.
…put in issue, in order to conciliate among themselves for the resumption of the whole inheritance; and, if they do not conciliate, he shall be dismissed from the claim.
If the purchaser with a pact of redemption of an undivided part of an inheritance has become the successful bidder for the whole on an auction caused against him, he may oblige the seller to withdraw…
The same applies if a person who has sold an inheritance alone has left several heirs. Each of these co-heirs may only use the redemption option for the share he takes in the inheritance.
…edemption may be brought against each of them only for his share, in the case where it is still undivided, and in the case where the thing sold has been divided between them.But if there has been a di…
…times or exclusion zones, inclusion zones or buffer zones, shall be taken in accordance with the provisions of article 712-8.
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