Article 2515 of the French Civil Code
November 6, 2023
An action to claim an interest in the immovable not disclosed during the registration procedure is inadmissible.
An action to claim an interest in the immovable not disclosed during the registration procedure is inadmissible.
The property to be registered is first bounded. However, any owner, in agreement with the adjoining owners, may waive the bounding. The boundary markers belong to the owner whose property is bounded.
Registration gives rise to the drawing up of a title deed by the registrar of immovable property. The title deed attests, where necessary, to the status of owner. In the courts, it constitutes the starting point for rights to the immovable property at the time of registration. Special titles may be drawn up, at the request of the interested parties, after the immovable property has been registered.
Any amendment to the title subsequent to registration shall only be evidence of the rights mentioned therein until proven otherwise.
Title deeds and their registrations retain the rights they record as long as they have not been cancelled or amended and are proof to third parties that the person named therein is vested with the rights mentioned therein.
If the registrar rejects the application for registration or considers that it cannot be acted upon, the registrar forwards it to the court. The same applies if there are oppositions or applications for registration which have not been discharged in the authentic form or to which the applicant refuses to acquiesce. The court may order the registration, in whole or in part, of immovables and the registration of real rights…
Without prejudice to other rights the registration of which is provided for by the provisions of this code, other codes or civil legislation applicable to Mayotte, the following are registered in the land register, for the purposes of opposability to third parties: 1° The following rights in rem in immovable property: a) Immovable property; b) Usufruct of the same property established by the will of man; c) Use and habitation;…
Sont inscrits sur le livre foncier, à peine d’inadmissabilité, lorsqu’elles portent sur les droits mentionnés aux 1° et 2° de l’article 2521, legal proceedings for the resolution, revocation, annulment or rescission of an agreement or disposition mortis causa.
The holder of one of the rights mentioned in Article 2521 may not be registered until the right of its immediate author has itself been registered. The holder of a right other than ownership may only be registered after the owner of the immovable has been registered, unless the latter has been acquired by prescription or accession.
Any deed relating to a right that may be registered must, for the purposes of registration, be drawn up in authentic form by a notary, a court of general jurisdiction or a public authority. Any deed inter vivos, transferring or declaring immovable property, any deed inter vivos constituting or transferring a land easement drawn up in another form must be followed, on pain of lapsing, by an authenticated deed or,…
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