The French Civil Code: With the Various Amendments Thereto, as in Force on March 15, 1895Stevens and Sons, 1895 - 611 sayfa |
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Sayfa 293 - It takes place only between two debts having equally for their object a sum of money, or a certain quantity of consumable things of one and the same kind, and which are equally liquidated and demandable.
Sayfa 293 - Compensation takes place, whatever be the causes of either of the debts, except in case : 1. Of a demand of restitution of a thing of which the owner has been unjustly deprived ; 2. Of a demand of restitution of a deposit and of a loan for use; 3. Of a debt which has for its cause, aliments declared not liable to seizure.
Sayfa 143 - Civil fruits are supposed to be gained day by day and belong to the usufructuary in proportion to the duration of his usufruct. This rule applies to the prices of leases on shares as well as to rents of houses and other civil fruits.
Sayfa 134 - 93, property is " the right to enjoy and dispose at will of one's goods, one's income, and the fruit of one's labor and industry." Code Napoleon, article 544: " Property is the right to enjoy and dispose of things in the most absolute manner, provided we do not overstep the limits prescribed by the laws and regulations.
Sayfa 283 - Such subrogation is conventional: "1. When the creditor receiving payment from a third person subrogates him to his rights, actions, privileges or mortgages against the debtor: such subrogation must be express and made at the same time as the payment ; "2.
Sayfa 262 - It bestows ownership upon the creditor and places the thing at his risk from the time it should have been delivered, even if the delivery has not taken place, unless a demand has been made upon the debtor to deliver it, in which case the thing remains at the risk of the latter.
Sayfa 139 - When things belonging to different owners have been united so as to form a single thing, and cannot be separated without injury, the whole belongs to the owner of the thing which forms the principal part; who must, however, reimburse the value of the residue to the other owner.
Sayfa 402 - It would seem, therefore, that the contract may be specifically enforced. So, in France, by the law of 1890, "A person can only bind himself to give his services for a certain time or a special enterprise. The hiring of services made without a fixed duration can always cease at the wish of one of the contracting parties. Nevertheless, the cancellation of the contract at the wish of one only of the contracting parties may give rise to damages.
Sayfa 177 - In such computation the first relative is excluded, the other included, and the ancestor counted but once. Thus, brothers are related in the second degree, uncle and nephew in the third degree, cousins german in the fourth, and so on.
Sayfa 84 - The principal of these facts are said to be that the individual has always borne the name of his father to whom he claims to belong; that the father has treated him as his child, and in that character has provided for his education, his maintenance, and his establishment; that he has been uniformly received as such in society; and that he has been acknowledged .as such by the family.