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Article 2390 of the French Civil Code

The mortgage extends to the interest and other accessories of the secured claim. This extension benefits the third party subrogated in the secured claim for the interest and other accessories due to it.

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Article 2391 of the French Civil Code

The mortgage is indivisible, notwithstanding the division of the debt: the co-debtor who owns the mortgaged immovable is, on that immovable, held for the whole; each of the creditors has the whole immovable as security for his share in the debt. The mortgage is still indivisible, notwithstanding the division of the immovable or the plurality of immovables: each part of the divided immovable, each of the immovables is assigned to…

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Article 2392 of the French Civil Code

Legal mortgages are general or special. The creditor benefiting from a general mortgage may register his right on all immovables currently belonging to his debtor. He may make additional registrations on immovable property that has subsequently become part of his debtor’s estate. The creditor benefiting from a general mortgage may register his right on all immovable property currently owned by his debtor. The creditor benefiting from a special mortgage may…

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Article 2393 of the French Civil Code

Other than those provided for by special laws, the claims to which a general legal mortgage is attached are: 1° Those of one of the spouses against the other; 2° Those of minors or adults under guardianship against the legal administrator or guardian; > (Repealed) 3° (Repealed); 4° those of the legatee, on the immovable property of the succession, by virtue of article 1017; > (Repealed) 5° funeral expenses; 6°…

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Article 2394 of the French Civil Code

When the spouses have stipulated participation in acquests, each has, unless otherwise agreed, the option of registering the legal mortgage as security for the participation claim. The registration may be made before the dissolution of the matrimonial regime, but it will only have effect from that dissolution and on condition that the immovables to which it relates exist on that date in the assets of the debtor spouse. In the…

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