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Article 2503 of the French Civil Code

Articles 711 to 832-2, 832-4 to 2279 are applicable to Mayotte subject to the adaptations set out in Articles 2504 à 2508. The provisions relating to immovable property apply only subject to the provisions of Title IV of this book.

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Article 2505 of the French Civil Code

For the application to Mayotte of the first paragraph of article 833, the references: “831 to 832-4” are replaced by the references: “831 to 832-1, 832-3 and 832-4”. For the application of the second paragraph of article 833, the words: “of article 832” are replaced by the words: “of articles 832 and 832-2”.

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Article 2508 of the French Civil Code

The provisions of Title XIX of Book III and Title II of Book IV are applicable to Mayotte subject to the provisions of Title IV of this Book and the following provisions: 1° 4° of Article 2331 is applicable in Mayotte under the following conditions: a) (Repealed) b) The third paragraph is not applicable; c) The fourth paragraph is replaced by the following provisions: “The claim of the surviving spouse…

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Article 2509 of the French Civil Code

In Mayotte, rights in immovable property, liens and mortgages and the rules concerning the organisation, constitution, transmission and extinction of rights in rem in immovable property and other rights and deeds subject to publicity are those of civil legislation under ordinary law, subject to the provisions of this Title. .

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Article 2510 of the French Civil Code

The registration of an immovable guarantees the right of ownership as well as all other rights recognised in the title deed established at the end of a procedure that reveals all rights already constituted on this immovable. The details of this procedure are laid down by decree in the Conseil d’Etat.

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Article 2511 of the French Civil Code

Subject to the provisions of the third and fourth paragraphs of this article, are registered in the Mayotte land register mentioned in article 2513 real estate of any kind, whether built on or not, with the exception of that belonging to the public domain. Transfers and constitutions of rights over these properties are recorded in the same book. Any unregistered immovable property that is the subject of a sale before…

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Article 2512 of the French Civil Code

Registration of immovable property and registration of the rights referred to in Article 2521 in the land register are compulsory regardless of the legal status of the owner or holder of the rights. Without prejudice to the reciprocal rights and actions of the parties for the performance of their agreements, the rights referred to in article 2521 may only be relied on as against third parties if they have been…

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Article 2513 of the French Civil Code

The land register consists of the registers intended for the publication of rights over immovable property. The land register is kept by the real estate property conservation department. It may be kept, by that service, in electronic form under the conditions defined by Article 1366.

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Article 2514 of the French Civil Code

Registration of immovable property and registration of rights over immovable property mentioned in Article 2521 takes place on application made under conditions laid down by decree in the Conseil d’Etat. A pre-notation may be registered by court order for the purpose of ensuring that one of the rights mentioned in article 2521 has its registration rank or to guarantee the effectiveness of a subsequent rectification. A provisional protective entry is…

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