Civil Code of the State of Louisiana: Preceded by the Treaty of Cession with France, the Constitution of the United States of America, and of the StateE. Duverger, 1825 - 714 páginas |
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... donations inter vivos and mortis causa . 340 Chap . 1. General dispositions . Ib . 2. Of the capacity necessary for disposing and receiving by such donations . Ib . 3. Of the disposable portion , and of its reduction in case of excess ...
... donations inter vivos and mortis causa . 340 Chap . 1. General dispositions . Ib . 2. Of the capacity necessary for disposing and receiving by such donations . Ib . 3. Of the disposable portion , and of its reduction in case of excess ...
Página x
... donations made by marriage contract to the husband or wife , etc. 385 9. Of donations between married persons , etc. 387 Title 3. Of obligations . 389 lb. 391 Ib . 405 406 S 4. Of error in the motive . Ib . S 5. Of error as to the ...
... donations made by marriage contract to the husband or wife , etc. 385 9. Of donations between married persons , etc. 387 Title 3. Of obligations . 389 lb. 391 Ib . 405 406 S 4. Of error in the motive . Ib . S 5. Of error as to the ...
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... donations made in consideration of marriage . 2. Of dowry or marriage portion . 503 Ib . lb. 3. Of paraphernalia or extra - dotal effects . 5. Of the community or partnership of acquets or gains . § 1. Of legal community . 511 512 Ib ...
... donations made in consideration of marriage . 2. Of dowry or marriage portion . 503 Ib . lb. 3. Of paraphernalia or extra - dotal effects . 5. Of the community or partnership of acquets or gains . § 1. Of legal community . 511 512 Ib ...
Página 86
... donations the other party may have conferred by the marriage contract or since , and the party , at whose instance the separation has been obtained , shall preserve all those to which such party would have been intitled ; and these ...
... donations the other party may have conferred by the marriage contract or since , and the party , at whose instance the separation has been obtained , shall preserve all those to which such party would have been intitled ; and these ...
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... donation . Property given or devised to him must be preserved for him , in order to be delivered to him in kind , when his emancipation shall take place . In the mean time it must be administered by a curator . - ART . 194. The slave ...
... donation . Property given or devised to him must be preserved for him , in order to be delivered to him in kind , when his emancipation shall take place . In the mean time it must be administered by a curator . - ART . 194. The slave ...
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