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Article 1596 of the French Civil Code

Cannot make themselves purchasers, on pain of nullity, either by themselves or by interposed persons: Guardians, of the property of those of whom they have guardianship; Agents, of the property they are charged with selling; Administrators, of that of communes or public establishments entrusted to their care; Public officers, of national property whose sales are made by their ministry; Trustees, of the property or rights making up the trust estate.

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Article 1597 of the French Civil Code

Judges, their deputies, magistrates acting as public prosecutors, court clerks, bailiffs, lawyers, unofficial defenders and notaries, may not become assignees of litigious suits, rights and actions which fall within the jurisdiction of the court within whose jurisdiction they exercise their functions, on pain of nullity, and costs, damages and interest.

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Article 1601 of the French Civil Code

If at the time of the sale the thing sold had perished in its entirety, the sale would be void. If only part of the thing has perished, it is at the option of the purchaser to abandon the sale, or to demand the part retained, having the price determined by the breakdown.

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