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Title XI: Deposit and sequestration

Article 1919 of the French Civil Code

It is perfected only by the real or fictitious surrender of the thing deposited. Fictitious surrender is sufficient when the depositary is already endowed, on some other basis, with the thing agreed to be left to him by way of deposit.

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Article 1924 of the French Civil Code

Where the deposit being above the figure provided for in Article 1359 is not proved in writing, the person who is challenged as the depositary is believed to be the depositary on the basis of his declaration either for the fact of the deposit itself, or for the thing which was the object of the deposit, or for the fact of its restitution.

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Article 1925 of the French Civil Code

Voluntary deposits may only take place between persons capable of contracting. Nevertheless, if a person capable of contracting accepts a deposit made by an incapable person, he is bound by all the obligations of a true depositary; he may be sued by the tutor or administrator of the person who made the deposit.

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