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Article 1075 of the French Civil Code

Any person may make, between his presumptive heirs, the distribution and division of his property and rights. This act may be made in the form of a gift-sharing or a testament-sharing. It is subject to the formalities, conditions and rules prescribed for gifts inter vivos in the first case and for wills in the second.

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Article 1075-2 of the French Civil Code

If his or her property comprises a sole proprietorship of an industrial, commercial, craft, agricultural or liberal nature or shares in a company carrying on an industrial, commercial, craft, agricultural or liberal activity and in which he or she exercises a managerial function, the disposing person may, in the form of a shared gift and under the conditions provided for in Articles 1075 and 1075-1, distribution and sharing between the…

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Article 1075-5 of the French Civil Code

If all the property or rights left by the disposant on the day of his death have not been included in the partition, those of his property or rights which have not been included therein shall be allotted or divided in accordance with the law.

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Article 1076-1 of the French Civil Code

In the case of a shared gift made jointly by two spouses, the non-common child may be allotted on the basis of its author in the latter’s own property or in common property, without the spouse, however, being able to be co-donor of the common property.

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Article 1077-1 of the French Civil Code

A reservataire heir, who has not contributed to the shared gift, or who has received a lot less than his share of the reserve, may exercise the action in reduction, if there is not at the opening of the succession property not included in the sharing and sufficient to make up or complete his reserve, taking into account any gifts from which he may have benefited.

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