I. – Donations in cash received by a person who is the victim of an act of terrorism, within the meaning of I of Article 9 of Law no. 86-1020 of 9 September 1986 relating to the fight against terrorism, are exempt from gratuitous transfer duties.
If the victim has died as a result of the act of terrorism, the exemption from gratuitous transfer duties applies, under the same conditions, to cash donations received by his or her spouse, partner linked by a civil solidarity pact, notorious cohabitee, descendants, ascendants and persons considered to be his or her dependants, within the meaning of the articles 196 and 196 A bis.
II. – The exemption provided for in I of this article applies, under the same conditions, to cash donations received by a person injured in the circumstances provided for in 1° to 2° ter or 8° to 10° of I of article 796 by the spouse, partner bound by a civil solidarity pact, notorious cohabitee, descendants, ascendants and persons considered as dependants, within the meaning of articles 196 and 196 A bis, of any person mentioned in 1° to 2° ter or 8° to 10° of the I of article 796.
III. – The exemption provided for in I and II of this article applies to donations received within twelve months of the act of terrorism or, in other situations, the death. However, this period does not apply when the donations are made by a foundation, an association recognised as being in the public interest or a charity or organisation of general interest.