The marriage is dissolved:
1° By the divorce agreement concluded by private deed countersigned by lawyers, on the date on which it becomes enforceable;
2° By the decision granting the divorce, on the date on which it becomes res judicata.
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The marriage is dissolved:
1° By the divorce agreement concluded by private deed countersigned by lawyers, on the date on which it becomes enforceable;
2° By the decision granting the divorce, on the date on which it becomes res judicata.
Le mariage est dissous :
1° Par la convention de divorce conclue par acte sous signature privée contresigné par avocats, à la date à laquelle elle acquiert force exécutoire ;
2° Par la décision qui prononce le divorce, à la date à laquelle elle prend force de chose jugée.
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