Louisiana statutes & code

42,322 sections.

• § CA 10 1 — REVENUE AND TAXATION
• § CA 10A 4 — Annual payment to Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
• § CA 14 15.1 — Fire and police civil service; municipalities of 13,000 to 250,000
• § CA 14 24.10 — New Orleans; board of liquidation of city debt; membership and powers
• § CA 14 25 — New Orleans; special tax for fire and police departments
• § CA 14 25.1 — New Orleans; special tax for general municipal purposes
• § CA 14 3(D) — PAROCHIAL AND MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
• § CA 14 31.3 — New Orleans; railroad passenger stations
• § CA 14 32 — Caddo Parish; sale of jail site; proceeds
• § CA 14 33 — Industrial plant erection; agricultural industrial boards
• § CA 14 38 — NOTE: Section 38 as proposed by Acts 1950, No. 565, adopted Nov. 7, 1950.
• § CA 14 38.1 — St. Charles Parish; reclamation projects by public improvement districts
• § CA 14 39.1 — Calcasieu parish; community center and playground districts; bond issue; secretary-treasurer's performance bond
• § CA 14 47 — Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District
• § CA 19 19 — Immovable property; recordation of mortgages, privileges, etc.; prescription of taxes and licenses; privileges on movable property
• § CA 6 19.3 — Beautification of highways; regulation of outdoor advertising and junkyards
• § CA 6 23 — Long Range Highway Fund; revenues to be paid into Fund; bonds for construction, maintenance, improvement and extension of state highways; limitations; withdrawal of funds for state and parish highways and roads; continuation of certain taxes
• § CA 6 23.1 — Financing of construction, maintenance, improvement and extension of highways
• § CA 7 51 — Justice of the peace courts; city courts
• § CA 7 85 — Stenographers; minute clerks; salaries; deputy sheriffs; judges' vacations and absences
• § CA 7 91 — CITY COURTS FOR THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
• § CA 7 96 — THE JUVENILE COURT
• § CA 7 97 — Time of election of judges and other parish officers
• § CC 10 — Language susceptible of different meanings
• § CC 100 — Surname of married persons
• § CC 101 — Termination of marriage
• § CC 102 — Judgment of divorce; living separate and apart prior to rule
• § CC 103 — Judgment of divorce; other grounds
• § CC 103.1 — Judgment of divorce; time periods
• § CC 105 — Determination of incidental matters
• § CC 1095 — Vacant succession, definition.
• § CC 1096 — Intestate succession, definition.
• § CC 11 — Meaning of words
• § CC 1100 — Liability for unauthorized possession of vacant succession.
• § CC 111 — Spousal support; authority of court
• § CC 112 — Determination of final periodic support
• § CC 113 — Interim spousal support
• § CC 114 — Modification or termination of award of support
• § CC 1148 — Interest on succession funds; liability for private use.
• § CC 115 — Extinguishment of support obligation
• § CC 116 — Modification of spousal support obligation
• § CC 117 — Peremptive period for obligation
• § CC 1171 — Persons authorized to make sale.
• § CC 1188 — Unpaid new creditors' action against paid creditors; prescription.
• § CC 1192 — Termination of curator's duties on appearance of heirs.
• § CC 12 — Ambiguous words
• § CC 121 — Claim for contributions to education or training; authority of court
• § CC 1227 — Collation, definition.
• § CC 1228 — Collation by descendants
• § CC 1229 — Reasons for collation.
• § CC 123 — Form of award; effect of remarriage or death
• § CC 1230 — Presumption in favor of collation.
• § CC 1231 — Express exclusion of collation; extra portion.
• § CC 1232 — Method of declaring dispensation from collation
• § CC 1233 — Sufficiency of declaration.
• § CC 1234 — Reduction of donations exceeding disposable portion; calculation of legitime.
• § CC 1235 — Persons entitled to demand collation
• § CC 1237 — Renouncing heir's right to donations not exceeding disposable portion.
• § CC 1238 — Grandchildren; collation of donations made by grandparent after death of parent
• § CC 1239 — Grandchildren; right to donations made by grandparent during life of parent
• § CC 124 — Prescription of spousal claim for contributions
• § CC 1240 — Grandchildren; collation of donations made by grandparent to parent.
• § CC 1241 — Collation by great grandchildren and more remote descendants.
• § CC 1243 — Expenditures subject to collation
• § CC 1244 — Expenditures not subject to collation.
• § CC 1245 — Manual gifts.
• § CC 1246 — Profits from contracts with ascendant.
• § CC 1247 — Share of partnership with ascendant.
• § CC 1248 — Advantages other than donation.
• § CC 1249 — Wages for services to ascendant.
• § CC 1250 — Immovables destroyed while in possession of donee.
• § CC 1252 — Collation in kind, definition.
• § CC 1253 — Collation by taking less, definition.
• § CC 1254 — Movables or immovables.
• § CC 1255 — Collation of immovables.
• § CC 1256 — Immovables collated in kind; reimbursement for improvements.
• § CC 1257 — Immovables collated in kind; allowance for expenses of preservation.
• § CC 1258 — Immovables collated in kind; removal by donee of works erected for his pleasure.
• § CC 1259 — Kinds of expenses made on immovable property.
• § CC 1260 — Deterioration and damage to immovable, liability of donee.
• § CC 1261 — Destruction of immovable after election to collate in kind.
• § CC 1263 — Destruction of immovable after election to collate by taking less.
• § CC 1264 — Creditors' rights on immovable collated in kind.
• § CC 1265 — Preservation of creditor's mortgage rights after partition.
• § CC 1266 — Immovables in excess of disposable portion; collation in kind.
• § CC 1267 — Immovables in excess of disposable portion; collation by taking less.
• § CC 1268 — Collation in kind; retention of immovable until reimbursement of expenses.
• § CC 1269 — Collation by taking less; valuation of immovable.
• § CC 1270 — Voluntary alienation or negligent loss of immovables subject to collation.
• § CC 1271 — Forced alienation of immovables subject to collation.
• § CC 1272 — Sale by donee and subsequent destruction of immovable subject to collation.
• § CC 1273 — Collation by taking less; coheirs' election of collation by sale or in kind.
• § CC 1274 — Failure of coheirs to make timely election.
• § CC 1275 — Payment of collation by sale of succession effects.
• § CC 1276 — Payment of collation with property of succession.
• § CC 1277 — Payment of collation by donee where succession effects insufficient.
• § CC 1278 — Time and security for payment.
• § CC 1279 — Rights of coheirs against defaulting heir; foreclosure of special mortgage.
• § CC 1280 — Privilege of seizing coheirs on proceeds of mortgage sale.
• § CC 1281 — Alienation of immovable by donee by onerous title; creation of real right in immovable by donee or operation of law
• § CC 1282 — Purchaser's retention of immovable upon payment of collations.
• § CC 1283 — Collation of movables.
• § CC 1284 — Donation of movables as absolute transfer of rights.
• § CC 1285 — Collation of money.
• § CC 1286 — Collation of movables or money by taking less; payment in money.
• § CC 1287 — Collation of movables or money by taking less; payment in succession effects.
• § CC 1288 — Payment of collation by donee where succession effects insufficient.
• § CC 1290 — Extent and application of rules; venue of action.
• § CC 1291 — Venue of action where property partly in different parishes.
• § CC 1292 — Undivided ownership rights until partition.
• § CC 1293 — Partition of a succession, definition.
• § CC 1295 — Definitive and provisional partitions, definitions.
• § CC 1296 — Definitive and provisional partitions, distinguished.
• § CC 1297 — Stipulations against partition.
• § CC 1299 — Perpetual prohibition against partition by donor.
• § CC 1300 — Limited or conditional prohibition against partition by donor.
• § CC 1301 — Testator's right to prohibit partition during minority of heirs.
• § CC 1302 — Testamentary partition
• § CC 1305 — Prescription where possession is separate.
• § CC 1306 — Prescription where one heir possesses separately and others possess in common.
• § CC 1307 — Partition between heirs and legatees.
• § CC 1308 — Partition between owners in common.
• § CC 1309 — Partition between possessors in common.
• § CC 131 — Court to determine custody
• § CC 1310 — Nature of possession required.
• § CC 1311 — Action maintainable by one or more co-owners.
• § CC 1312 — Partition suits by tutors and curators.
• § CC 1313 — Partition suits by emancipated minors.
• § CC 1314 — Defense of suits by tutors, curators and emancipated minors.
• § CC 1315 — Partition suits by curators of absent heirs.
• § CC 1318 — Partition by or against heir or successor of co-owner.
• § CC 1319 — Retrocession repealed.
• § CC 132 — Award of custody to parents
• § CC 1320 — Ownership as basis for action of partition.
• § CC 1321 — Separate possession of one co-owner, partition before prescription.
• § CC 1325 — Inventory within one year of partition suit.
• § CC 1326 — New appraisement.
• § CC 1328 — Summary proceeding for action of partition.
• § CC 1329 — Parties plaintiff and defendant.
• § CC 133 — Award of custody to person other than a parent; order of preference
• § CC 1330 — Plaintiff's admission of defendant's heirship.
• § CC 1331 — Collation in action of partition; time for deliberating.
• § CC 1332 — Election to collate in kind.
• § CC 1333 — Election to collate by taking less; failure to elect.
• § CC 1334 — Appraisement of property to be collated.
• § CC 1335 — Matters incidental to partition; procedure.
• § CC 1336 — Judicial regulation of mode of partition.
• § CC 1337 — Partition in kind; sale of movables to pay debts.
• § CC 134 — Factors in determining child's best interest
• § CC 1341 — Terms of sale of succession effects where all heirs are absent or minors.
• § CC 1342 — Terms of sale of succession effects where heirs present demand sale for cash.
• § CC 1343 — Partition sale; coheir's right to purchase hereditary portion.
• § CC 1344 — Partition sale; purchase of minor's hereditary portion by tutor or curator.
• § CC 1345 — Reference to recorder or notary for continuation of proceedings.
• § CC 1346 — Amicable continuation of proceedings by heirs.
• § CC 1347 — Notice to parties.
• § CC 1348 — Continuances of proceedings.
• § CC 1349 — Settlement of accounts due by heirs to succession.
• § CC 1350 — Items included in accounts.
• § CC 1351 — Deduction of donations not subject to collation.
• § CC 1352 — Court order as to mode of collation exhibited to officer
• § CC 1353 — Inclusion of property collated in kind.
• § CC 1354 — Inclusion of value of property collated by taking less.
• § CC 1356 — Composition of active mass.
• § CC 1357 — Deductions from active mass.
• § CC 1358 — Deductions, definition.
• § CC 1359 — Deductions allowed.
• § CC 136 — Award of visitation rights
• § CC 136.1 — Award of visitation rights
• § CC 1360 — Deductions in absence of collation or when collation is in kind.
• § CC 1361 — Deductions, when collation is by taking less.
• § CC 1362 — Coheir's right to take succession effects in payment of collation.
• § CC 1363 — Disagreement among heirs entitled to receive collation in property.
• § CC 1364 — Division into lots according to number of heirs or roots.
• § CC 1365 — Equality in formation of lots.
• § CC 1366 — Equalization by money when one lot more valuable than others.
• § CC 1367 — Formation of lots by experts.
• § CC 137 — Denial of visitation; sex offense; death of a parent
• § CC 1370 — Subdivision among coheirs of same root.
• § CC 1371 — Coheirs' proportionate liability for succession debts.
• § CC 1372 — Observance of formalities.
• § CC 1373 — Provisional partitions; persons authorized to demand new partition
• § CC 1378 — Errors of form, effect.
• § CC 1379 — Delivery of property and title papers after partition.
• § CC 1380 — Subsequent discovery of property, amendment of partition.
• § CC 1382 — Partition compared to exchange.
• § CC 1384 — Reciprocal warranty against disturbance or eviction.
• § CC 1385 — Exclusion of warranty.
• § CC 1387 — Proportionate liability of coheirs.
• § CC 1388 — Amount of indemnity.
• § CC 1389 — Liability of coheirs for portion of insolvent coheir.
• § CC 1390 — Scope of warranty as to corporeal and incorporeal things.
• § CC 1391 — Warranties always implied.
• § CC 1392 — Warranty of solvency of debtor of rent charge, prescription.
• § CC 1393 — Subsequent deterioration or destruction of property.
• § CC 1394 — New debts or charges.
• § CC 1395 — Tacit mortgage abolished.
• § CC 1396 — Prescription of action of warranty.
• § CC 1399 — Definitive partitions involving minors, interdicts, or absent persons
• § CC 14 — CHAPTER 2. INTERPRETATION OF LAWS
• § CC 1400 — Provisional partitions involving minors, interdicts, or absent persons
• § CC 1401 — Omission of succession effects not cause for rescission.
• § CC 1402 — Rescission of transactions effecting partition.
• § CC 1403 — Rescission inadmissible after compromise.
• § CC 1404 — Rescission inadmissible against sale of succession rights.
• § CC 1405 — Sale of succession rights to coheir at risk of vendor, rescission inadmissible.
• § CC 1406 — Sale to coheir of immovable rights only, rescission for lesion.
• § CC 1407 — Facts required to obtain rescission for lesion.
• § CC 1408 — Termination of partition suit by defendant's tender.
• § CC 1409 — Amount of tender.
• § CC 141 — Child support; authority of court
• § CC 1410 — Rescission for fraud or violence inadmissible after alienation.
• § CC 1411 — Rescission inadmissible against partition regulated by father.
• § CC 1412 — Rescission in favor of minor effective for all parties.
• § CC 1413 — Prescription of action of rescission.
• § CC 1414 — Prescription against minors after judicial partition.
• § CC 1415 — Estate debts; administrative expenses
• § CC 1416 — Liability of universal successors to creditors
• § CC 1419 — Rights of pursuit of creditor
• § CC 142 — Modification or termination of child support award
• § CC 1420 — Regulation of payment of debts by testament or by agreement among successors
• § CC 1421 — Estate debts, charged
• § CC 1422 — Debts attributable to identifiable or encumbered property
• § CC 1423 — Decedent's debts charged ratably
• § CC 1424 — Administration expenses, how charged
• § CC 1425 — Liability of successors for contribution or reimbursement
• § CC 1426 — Classification of receipts and expenditures in absence of controlling dispositions
• § CC 1427 — Reporting and deducting as authorized by tax law
• § CC 1428 — Rights and obligations of usufructuary not superseded
• § CC 1429 — Rights and obligations of income interest in trust not superseded
• § CC 1467 — Methods of acquiring or disposing gratuitously
• § CC 1468 — Donations inter vivos; definition
• § CC 1469 — Donation mortis causa; definition
• § CC 1470 — Persons capable of giving or receiving
• § CC 1471 — Capacity to give, time for existence
• § CC 1472 — Capacity to receive, time for existence
• § CC 1473 — Capacity to receive conditional donation, time for existence
• § CC 1474 — Unborn children, capacity to receive
• § CC 1476 — Minors; incapacity to make donations, exceptions
• § CC 1477 — Capacity to donate, mental condition of donor
• § CC 1479 — Nullity of donation procured through undue influence
• § CC 1480 — Nullity due to fraud, duress, or undue influence; severability of valid provision
• § CC 1481 — Fiduciary appointment, termination
• § CC 1482 — Proof of incapacity to donate
• § CC 1483 — Proof of fraud, duress, or undue influence
• § CC 1484 — Interpretation of revocation or modification
• § CC 1493 — Forced heirs; representation of forced heirs
• § CC 1493.1 — Children conceived through donation of gametes
• § CC 1494 — Forced heir entitled to legitime; exception
• § CC 1495 — Amount of forced portion and disposable portion
• § CC 1495.1 — Calculation of the legitime
• § CC 1496 — Permissible burdens on legitime
• § CC 1497 — Disposable portion in absence of forced heirs
• § CC 1498 — Nullity of donation inter vivos of entire patrimony
• § CC 1499 — Usufruct to surviving spouse
• § CC 15 — Use of number
• § CC 1500 — Forced portion in cases of judicial divestment, disinherison, or renunciation of succession rights
• § CC 1502 — Inability to satisfy legitime by usufruct or income interest in trust only
• § CC 1503 — Reduction of excessive donations
• § CC 1504 — Reduction of donations, exclusive right of forced heirs
• § CC 1505 — Calculation of disposable portion on mass of succession
• § CC 1507 — Reduction of legacies before donations inter vivos , order of reduction
• § CC 1508 — Reduction of donations inter vivos
• § CC 1509 — Insolvency of a donee
• § CC 151 — Proceeding for declaration of nullity of a marriage; interim incidental relief
• § CC 1510 — Remunerative donations, extent of reduction
• § CC 1511 — Onerous donation, extent of reduction
• § CC 1512 — Retention of fruits and products of donation by donee until demand for reduction
• § CC 1513 — Reduction in kind when property is owned by the donee or successors by gratuitous title; effects of alienation by donee
• § CC 1514 — Usufruct of surviving spouse affecting legitime; security
• § CC 1519 — Impossible, illegal or immoral conditions.
• § CC 1519.1 — Penalty clauses
• § CC 152 — Proceeding for declaration of nullity of a marriage; final incidental relief
• § CC 1520 — Prohibited substitutions, definitions
• § CC 1521 — Vulgar substitutions
• § CC 1522 — Separate donations of usufruct and naked ownership
• § CC 1526 — Onerous donation
• § CC 1527 — Remunerative donations
• § CC 1528 — Charges or conditions imposed by donor
• § CC 1529 — Donation of future property; nullity
• § CC 1530 — Donation conditional on will of donor; nullity
• § CC 1531 — Donation conditional on payment of future or unexpressed debts and charges; nullity
• § CC 1532 — Stipulation for right of return to donor
• § CC 1533 — Right of return; effect
• § CC 1541 — Form required for donations
• § CC 1542 — Identification of donor, donee, and the thing donated required
• § CC 1543 — Manual gift
• § CC 1544 — Donation effective from time of acceptance
• § CC 1546 — Acceptance during lifetime of donee
• § CC 1548 — Unemancipated minor; persons authorized to accept
• § CC 1549 — Thing acquired subject to existing charges
• § CC 1550 — Form for donation of certain incorporeal movables
• § CC 1551 — Effects of acceptance
• § CC 1556 — Causes for revocation or dissolution
• § CC 1557 — Revocation for ingratitude
• § CC 1558 — Revocation for ingratitude; prescription, parties
• § CC 1559 — Revocation for ingratitude, effect on alienations, leases, or encumbrances
• § CC 1560 — Revocation for ingratitude, restoration
• § CC 1562 — Dissolution for nonfulfillment of suspensive condition or for occurrence of resolutory condition
• § CC 1563 — Nonfulfillment of conditions or nonperformance of charges that donee can perform or prevent
• § CC 1564 — Dissolution for non-execution of other condition; prescription
• § CC 1565 — Dissolution for non-execution of condition
• § CC 1566 — Revocation or dissolution, donee's liability for fruits
• § CC 1567 — Donee unable to return thing in same condition
• § CC 1571 — Testaments with others or by others prohibited
• § CC 1572 — Testamentary dispositions committed to the choice of a third person
• § CC 1575 — Olographic testament; requirements of form
• § CC 1576 — Notarial testament; requirements of form
• § CC 1581 — OF THE COMPETENCE OF WITNESSES AND OF CERTAIN DESIGNATIONS IN TESTAMENTS
• § CC 1582 — Effect of witness or notary as legatee
• § CC 1582.1 — Persons prohibited from witnessing; effect
• § CC 1585 — Universal legacy
• § CC 1586 — General legacy
• § CC 1588 — Joint or separate legacy
• § CC 1589 — Lapse of legacies
• § CC 159 — CHAPTER 3. EFFECTS OF DIVORCE
• § CC 1590 — Testamentary accretion
• § CC 1591 — Accretion of particular and general legacies
• § CC 1592 — Accretion among joint legatees
• § CC 1593 — Exception to rule of testamentary accretion
• § CC 1595 — Accretion to universal legatee
• § CC 1597 — Loss, extinction, or destruction of property given
• § CC 1598 — Right of legatees to fruits and products
• § CC 1599 — Payment of legacies, preference of payment
• § CC 1601 — Preference of payment among particular legacies
• § CC 1602 — Discharge of an unsatisfied particular legacy
• § CC 1604 — Discharge of legacies, limitation of liability
• § CC 1605 — Probate of testament
• § CC 1607 — Revocation of entire testament by testator
• § CC 1608 — Revocation of a legacy or other testamentary provision
• § CC 1609 — Revocation of juridical act prior to testator's death
• § CC 1610.1 — Grounds for revocation of testamentary dispositions
• § CC 1611 — Intent of testator controls
• § CC 1612 — Preference for interpretation that gives effect
• § CC 1613 — Mistake in identification of object bequeathed
• § CC 1614 — Interpretation as to after-acquired property
• § CC 1615 — Contradictory provisions
• § CC 1617 — Disinherison of forced heirs
• § CC 1619 — Disinherison, express and for just cause
• § CC 1621 — Children; causes for disinherison by parents
• § CC 1622 — Grandparents; causes for disinherison of grandchildren
• § CC 1623 — Timing of action; no defense
• § CC 1624 — Mention of cause for disinherison; burden of proof; reconciliation
• § CC 1625 — Reconciliation
• § CC 1626 — Defenses to disinherison
• § CC 1724 — Right of parents and ascendants to partition property among descendants
• § CC 1725 — Method of making partition
• § CC 1726 — Partition by act inter vivos, formalities.
• § CC 1728 — Property not included in partition.
• § CC 1729 — Necessity for partition to include all descendants.
• § CC 1730 — Limitation in relation to disposable portion.
• § CC 1731 — Action to rescind partition, payment of costs.
• § CC 1732 — Tender by defendant in action of rescission.
• § CC 1734 — Donations in contemplation of marriage by third persons; in general
• § CC 1735 — Form
• § CC 1737 — Beneficiaries
• § CC 1738 — Beneficiaries
• § CC 1739 — Limited irrevocability
• § CC 1740 — Division following substitution of common descendants
• § CC 1741 — Caducity; causes and effects
• § CC 1742 — Acceptance or renunciation of succession
• § CC 1743 — Universal succession; liability for estate debts
• § CC 1744 — Donations between future or present spouses; in general
• § CC 1745 — Applicability of rules on donations in contemplation of marriage by third person
• § CC 1746 — Objects and beneficiaries
• § CC 1747 — Form
• § CC 1748 — Right of return not presumed
• § CC 1749 — Donation of property to be left at death; caducity
• § CC 1750 — Donations of property to be left at death made during marriage; revocability
• § CC 1751 — Disguised donations and donations to persons interposed
• § CC 1756 — Obligations; definition
• § CC 1757 — Sources of obligations
• § CC 1758 — General effects
• § CC 1761 — Effects of a natural obligation
• § CC 1762 — Examples of circumstances giving rise to a natural obligation
• § CC 1764 — Effects of real obligation
• § CC 1765 — Heritable obligation
• § CC 1766 — Strictly personal obligation
• § CC 1767 — Suspensive and resolutory condition
• § CC 1768 — Expressed and implied conditions
• § CC 1770 — Condition that depends on the whim or the will of the obligor
• § CC 1771 — Obligee's right pending condition
• § CC 1772 — Fault of a party
• § CC 1773 — Time for fulfillment of condition that an event shall occur
• § CC 1774 — Time for fulfillment of condition that an event shall not occur
• § CC 1775 — Effects retroactive
• § CC 1776 — Contract for continuous or periodic performance
• § CC 1777 — Express or implied term
• § CC 1778 — Term for performance
• § CC 1779 — Term presumed to benefit the obligor
• § CC 1781 — Performance before end of term
• § CC 1782 — If the obligor is insolvent
• § CC 1783 — Impairment or failure of security
• § CC 1784 — Term for performance not fixed
• § CC 1785 — Performance on term
• § CC 1786 — Several, joint, and solidary obligations
• § CC 1787 — Several obligations; effects
• § CC 1788 — Joint obligations for obligors or obligees
• § CC 1789 — Divisible and indivisible joint obligation
• § CC 1790 — Solidary obligations for obligees
• § CC 1791 — Extinction of obligation by performance
• § CC 1794 — Solidary obligation for obligors
• § CC 1795 — Solidary obligor may not request division; action against one obligor after action against another
• § CC 1796 — Solidarity not presumed
• § CC 1799 — Interruption of prescription
• § CC 1800 — Solidary liability for damages
• § CC 1801 — Defenses that solidary obligor may raise
• § CC 1802 — Renunciation of solidarity
• § CC 1803 — Remission of debt to or transaction or compromise with one obligor
• § CC 1804 — Liability of solidary obligors between themselves
• § CC 1805 — Enforcement of contribution
• § CC 1806 — Insolvency of a solidary obligor
• § CC 1807 — Conjunctive obligation
• § CC 1809 — Choice belongs to the obligor
• § CC 1810 — Delay in exercising choice
• § CC 1811 — Obligor may not choose part of one item
• § CC 1812 — Impossibility or unlawfulness of one item of performance
• § CC 1813 — Impossibility or unlawfulness of all items of performance
• § CC 1814 — Obligor's liability for damages
• § CC 1815 — Divisible and indivisible obligation
• § CC 1817 — Effects of divisible obligation among successors
• § CC 1819 — Effect of indivisible obligation among successors
• § CC 1821 — Assumption by agreement between obligor and third person
• § CC 1822 — Third person bound for amount assumed
• § CC 1823 — Assumption by agreement between obligee and third person
• § CC 1824 — Defenses
• § CC 1826 — Effects
• § CC 1827 — Conventional subrogation by the obligee
• § CC 1828 — Conventional subrogation by the obligor
• § CC 1829 — Subrogation by operation of law
• § CC 1830 — Effects of legal subrogation
• § CC 1831 — Party must prove obligation
• § CC 1832 — Written form required by law
• § CC 1833 — Authentic act
• § CC 1834 — Act that fails to be authentic
• § CC 1835 — Authentic act constitutes full proof between parties and heirs
• § CC 1836 — Act under private signature duly acknowledged
• § CC 1838 — Party must acknowledge or deny signature
• § CC 1839 — Transfer of immovable property
• § CC 1840 — Copy of authentic act
• § CC 1841 — Copy of recorded writing
• § CC 1842 — Confirmation
• § CC 1843 — Ratification
• § CC 1844 — Effects of confirmation and ratification
• § CC 1845 — Confirmation of donation
• § CC 1846 — Contract not in excess of five hundred dollars
• § CC 1847 — Debt of a third person and debt extinguished by prescription
• § CC 1848 — Testimonial or other evidence not admitted to disprove a writing
• § CC 1849 — Proof of simulation
• § CC 185 — Presumption of paternity of husband
• § CC 1853 — Judicial confession
• § CC 1855 — Performance by a third person
• § CC 1856 — Valid transfer of object of performance
• § CC 1857 — Performance rendered to the obligee
• § CC 1858 — Lack of capacity of obligee
• § CC 1859 — Performance in violation of seizure
• § CC 186 — Presumption if child is born after divorce or after death of husband; effect of disavowal
• § CC 1860 — Quality of thing to be given
• § CC 1861 — Partial performance
• § CC 1862 — Place of performance
• § CC 1864 — Imputation by obligor
• § CC 1866 — Payment imputed to interest
• § CC 1867 — Imputation by obligee
• § CC 1868 — Imputation not made by the parties
• § CC 1869 — Offer to perform and deposit by obligor
• § CC 187 — Disavowal action; proof
• § CC 1870 — Notice as tender
• § CC 1871 — Deposit of things by obligor
• § CC 1872 — Sale of a thing and deposit of proceeds
• § CC 1873 — Obligor not liable when failure caused by fortuitous event
• § CC 1874 — Fortuitous event that would have destroyed object in hands of obligee
• § CC 1876 — Contract dissolved when performance becomes impossible
• § CC 1877 — Fortuitous event that has made performance impossible in part
• § CC 1878 — Fortuitous event after obligor performed in part
• § CC 188 — Disavowal precluded in case of assisted conception
• § CC 1881 — Objective novation
• § CC 1882 — Subjective novation
• § CC 1883 — No effect when obligation is invalid
• § CC 1884 — Security for extinguished obligation
• § CC 1885 — Novation of solidary obligation
• § CC 1886 — Delegation of performance
• § CC 1887 — Discharge of any prior obligor does not affect security
• § CC 1889 — Presumption of remission
• § CC 189 — Time limit for disavowal by the husband
• § CC 1890 — Remission effective when communication is received by the obligor
• § CC 1891 — Release of real security
• § CC 1892 — Remission granted to sureties
• § CC 1893 — Compensation extinguishes obligations
• § CC 1894 — Obligation not subject to compensation
• § CC 1895 — Obligations not to be performed at the same place
• § CC 1897 — Compensation extinguishes obligation of surety
• § CC 1898 — Compensation between obligee and solidary obligor
• § CC 1899 — Rights acquired by third persons
• § CC 190 — Time limit for disavowal by heir or legatee
• § CC 190.1 — Three-party acknowledgment; alternative to disavowal; time period
• § CC 1900 — Assignment by obligee
• § CC 1901 — Compensation by agreement
• § CC 1902 — Compensation by judicial declaration
• § CC 1904 — Obligation of the surety
• § CC 1905 — Solidary obligations
• § CC 1908 — Bilateral or synallagmatic contracts
• § CC 191 — Contestation and establishment of paternity by mother
• § CC 1910 — Gratuitous contracts
• § CC 1911 — Commutative contracts
• § CC 1912 — Aleatory contracts
• § CC 1913 — Principal and accessory contracts
• § CC 1914 — Nominate and innominate contracts
• § CC 1916 — Rules applicable to nominate contracts
• § CC 1917 — Rules applicable to all kinds of obligations
• § CC 1918 — General statement of capacity
• § CC 1919 — Right to plead rescission
• § CC 192 — Contestation action; proof
• § CC 1920 — Right to require confirmation or rescission of the contract
• § CC 1921 — Rescission of contract for incapacity
• § CC 1923 — Incapacity of unemancipated minor; exceptions
• § CC 1924 — Mere representation of majority; reliance
• § CC 1925 — Noninterdicted person deprived of reason; protection of innocent contracting party by onerous title
• § CC 1926 — Attack on noninterdicted decedent's contracts
• § CC 1927 — Consent
• § CC 1928 — Irrevocable offer
• § CC 193 — Contestation and establishment of paternity; time period
• § CC 1933 — Option contracts
• § CC 1935 — Time when acceptance of a revocable offer is effective
• § CC 1936 — Reasonableness of manner and medium of acceptance
• § CC 1938 — Reception of revocation, rejection, or acceptance
• § CC 1939 — Acceptance by performance
• § CC 194 — Judgment in contestation action
• § CC 1940 — Acceptance only by completed performance
• § CC 1941 — Notice of commencement of performance
• § CC 1942 — Acceptance by silence
• § CC 1944 — Offer of reward made to the public
• § CC 1945 — Revocation of an offer of reward made to the public
• § CC 1946 — Performance by several persons
• § CC 1947 — Form contemplated by parties
• § CC 1949 — Error vitiates consent
• § CC 195 — SUBSECTION B. PRESUMPTION OF PATERNITY BY SUBSEQUENT
• § CC 1950 — Error that concerns cause
• § CC 1951 — Other party willing to perform
• § CC 1952 — Rescission; liability for damages
• § CC 1953 — Fraud may result from misrepresentation or from silence
• § CC 1954 — Confidence between the parties
• § CC 1955 — Error induced by fraud
• § CC 1956 — Fraud committed by a third person
• § CC 1959 — Nature
• § CC 196 — SUBSECTION C. OTHER METHODS OF ESTABLISHING PATERNITY
• § CC 1960 — Duress directed against third persons
• § CC 1962 — Threat of exercising a right
• § CC 1963 — Contract with party in good faith
• § CC 1964 — Damages
• § CC 1967 — Cause defined; detrimental reliance
• § CC 1968 — Unlawful cause
• § CC 197 — Child's action to establish paternity; proof; time period
• § CC 1970 — Untrue expression of cause
• § CC 1972 — Possible or impossible object
• § CC 1973 — Object determined as to kind
• § CC 1974 — Determination by third person
• § CC 1975 — Output or requirements
• § CC 1976 — Future things
• § CC 1977 — Obligation or performance by a third person
• § CC 1978 — CHAPTER 7. THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARY
• § CC 1979 — Revocation
• § CC 198 — Father's action to establish paternity; time period
• § CC 1981 — Rights of beneficiary and stipulator
• § CC 1982 — Defenses of the promisor
• § CC 1983 — Law for the parties; performance in good faith
• § CC 1984 — Rights and obligations will pass to successors
• § CC 1986 — Right of the obligee
• § CC 1988 — Judgment may stand for act
• § CC 1989 — Damages for delay
• § CC 1990 — Obligor put in default by arrival of term
• § CC 1991 — Manners of putting in default
• § CC 1992 — Risk devolves upon the obligor
• § CC 1993 — Reciprocal obligations
• § CC 1994 — Obligor liable for failure to perform
• § CC 1997 — Obligor in bad faith
• § CC 1998 — Damages for nonpecuniary loss
• § CC 1999 — Assessment of damages left to the court
• § CC 2000 — Damages for delay measured by interest; no need of proof; attorney fees
• § CC 2001 — Interest on interest
• § CC 2002 — Reasonable efforts to mitigate damages
• § CC 2003 — Obligee in bad faith
• § CC 2004 — Clause that excludes or limits liability
• § CC 2005 — Secondary obligation
• § CC 2006 — Nullity of the principal obligation
• § CC 2007 — Stipulated damages or performance
• § CC 2008 — Failure to perform justified
• § CC 2009 — Obligee not bound to prove damage
• § CC 2011 — Benefit from partial performance
• § CC 2012 — Stipulated damages may not be modified
• § CC 2013 — Obligee's right to dissolution
• § CC 2014 — Importance of failure to perform
• § CC 2015 — Dissolution after notice to perform
• § CC 2016 — Dissolution without notice to perform
• § CC 2017 — Express dissolution clause
• § CC 2018 — Effects of dissolution
• § CC 2019 — Contracts for continuous or periodic performance
• § CC 2020 — Contracts made by more than two parties
• § CC 2021 — Rights of third person in good faith
• § CC 2022 — Refusal to perform
• § CC 2023 — Security for performance
• § CC 2024 — Contract terminated by a party's initiative
• § CC 2025 — Definition; simulation and counterletter
• § CC 2026 — Absolute simulation
• § CC 2027 — Relative simulation
• § CC 2028 — Effects as to third persons
• § CC 2030 — Absolute nullity of contracts
• § CC 2031 — Relative nullity of contracts
• § CC 2032 — Prescription of action
• § CC 2033 — Effects
• § CC 2034 — Nullity of a provision
• § CC 2035 — Rights of third person in good faith
• § CC 2036 — Act of the obligor that causes or increases his insolvency
• § CC 2038 — Onerous contract made by the obligor
• § CC 2039 — Gratuitous contract made by the obligor
• § CC 2041 — Action must be brought within one year
• § CC 2042 — Obligee must join obligor and third persons
• § CC 2043 — Assets transferred must be returned
• § CC 2044 — Insolvency by failure to exercise right
• § CC 2046 — No further interpretation when intent is clear
• § CC 2047 — Meaning of words
• § CC 2048 — Words susceptible of different meanings
• § CC 2049 — Provision susceptible of different meanings
• § CC 2050 — Provisions interpreted in light of each other
• § CC 2051 — Contract worded in general terms
• § CC 2052 — Situation to which the contract applies
• § CC 2053 — Nature of contract, equity, usages, conduct of the parties, and other contracts between same parties
• § CC 2054 — No provision of the parties for a particular situation
• § CC 2055 — Equity and usage
• § CC 2056 — Standard-form contracts
• § CC 2057 — Contract interpreted in favor of obligor
• § CC 212 — Adult adoption requirements
• § CC 213 — Adult adoption; form
• § CC 214 — Adult adoption; recordation requirement
• § CC 215 — CHAPTER 5--OF PARENTAL AUTHORITY
• § CC 221 — CHAPTER 5. PARENTAL AUTHORITY OF MARRIED PERSONS
• § CC 223 — Rights and obligations of parental authority
• § CC 224 — OBLIGATIONS OF PARENTS
• § CC 227 — OBLIGATIONS OF CHILDREN
• § CC 228 — Child's obligation of obedience; parental correction
• § CC 229 — AUTHORITY OVER THE PROPERTY OF THE CHILD
• § CC 2292 — Management of affairs; definition
• § CC 2293 — Application of rules governing mandate
• § CC 2294 — Duties of the manager; notice to the owner
• § CC 2295 — Duties of the manager; liability for loss
• § CC 2296 — Capacity
• § CC 2297 — Obligations of the owner
• § CC 2298 — Enrichment without cause; compensation
• § CC 2299 — Obligation to restore
• § CC 230 — Alienation, encumbrance, or lease of the property of the child; expenditure of fruits
• § CC 2301 — Obligation under suspensive condition
• § CC 2302 — Payment of the debt of another person
• § CC 2303 — Liability of the person receiving payment
• § CC 2304 — Restoration of a thing or its value
• § CC 2305 — Liability when the thing is alienated
• § CC 231 — Parents' obligation to deliver and account
• § CC 2315 — Liability for acts causing damages
• § CC 2315.1 — Survival action
• § CC 2315.10 — Liability for death caused by hazing; additional damages
• § CC 2315.11 — Liability for damages caused by sexual assault
• § CC 2315.12 — Liability for damages; prohibition of award; unauthorized alien
• § CC 2315.13 — Liability for damages caused by child sexual abuse in a school setting
• § CC 2315.2 — Wrongful death action
• § CC 2315.3 — Additional damages; child pornography; child sexual abuse materials
• § CC 2315.4 — Additional damages; intoxicated defendant
• § CC 2315.5 — Wrongful death and survival action; exception
• § CC 2315.6 — Liability for damages caused by injury to another
• § CC 2315.7 — Liability for damages caused by criminal sexual activity occurring during childhood
• § CC 2315.8 — Liability for damages caused by domestic abuse
• § CC 2315.9 — Liability for damages caused by acts of terror
• § CC 2316 — Negligence, imprudence or want of skill.
• § CC 2317 — Acts of others and of things in custody.
• § CC 2317.1 — Damage caused by ruin, vice, or defect in things
• § CC 2318 — Acts of a minor
• § CC 2319 — Acts of interdicts
• § CC 232 — PERSON HAVING PARENTAL AUTHORITY AND
• § CC 2320 — Acts of servants, students or apprentices
• § CC 2321 — Damage caused by animals; livestock
• § CC 2322 — Damage caused by ruin of building
• § CC 2322.1 — Users of blood or tissue; a medical service
• § CC 2323 — Comparative fault
• § CC 2324 — Liability as solidary or joint and divisible obligation
• § CC 2324.1 — Damages; discretion of judge or jury
• § CC 2324.2 — Reduction of recovery
• § CC 2325 — Matrimonial regime.
• § CC 2328 — Contractual regime; matrimonial agreement.
• § CC 2329 — Exclusion or modification of matrimonial regime.
• § CC 233 — Delegation of parental authority
• § CC 2330 — Limits of contractual freedom.
• § CC 2331 — Form of matrimonial agreement.
• § CC 2332 — Effect toward third persons.
• § CC 2333 — Minors
• § CC 2334 — Persons; scope of application of the legal regime.
• § CC 2336 — Ownership of community property
• § CC 2337 — Disposition of undivided interest.
• § CC 2338 — Community property.
• § CC 2339 — Fruits and revenues of separate property
• § CC 234 — Parental authority; custody award
• § CC 2340 — Presumption of community.
• § CC 2341 — Separate property.
• § CC 2341.1 — Acquisition of undivided interests; separate and community property
• § CC 2342 — Declaration of acquisition of separate property
• § CC 2343 — Donation by spouse of interest in community.
• § CC 2343.1 — Transfer of separate property to the community.
• § CC 2344 — Offenses and quasi-offenses; damages as community or separate property.
• § CC 2345 — Satisfaction of obligation during community.
• § CC 2347 — Alienation of community property; concurrence of other spouse.
• § CC 2348 — Renunciation of right to concur.
• § CC 2349 — Donation of community property; concurrence of other spouse.
• § CC 235 — TERMINATION OF PARENTAL AUTHORITY
• § CC 2350 — Alienation of movable assets of business
• § CC 2351 — Alienation of registered movables.
• § CC 2352 — Management and disposition of partnership and limited liability company interest
• § CC 2353 — Unauthorized alienation of community property.
• § CC 2355 — Judicial authorization to act without the consent of the other spouse
• § CC 2355.1 — Judicial authorization to manage the community
• § CC 2356 — Causes of termination
• § CC 2357 — Satisfaction of obligation after termination of regime
• § CC 2358 — Claims for reimbursement between spouses
• § CC 236 — CHAPTER 6. OBLIGATIONS OF CHILDREN AND PARENTS
• § CC 2360 — Community obligation.
• § CC 2361 — Obligations incurred during marriage; presumption.
• § CC 2362.1 — Obligation incurred in an action for divorce
• § CC 2363 — Separate obligation
• § CC 2364 — Satisfaction of separate obligation with community property or former community property
• § CC 2365 — Satisfaction of community obligation with separate property
• § CC 2366 — Use of community property or former community property for the benefit of separate property
• § CC 2367 — Use of separate property for the benefit of community property
• § CC 2367.1 — Use of separate property for the benefit of separate property
• § CC 2367.2 — Component parts of separate property
• § CC 2367.3 — Satisfaction of separate obligation with separate property
• § CC 2368 — Increase of the value of separate property.
• § CC 2369 — Accounting between spouses; prescription.
• § CC 2369.1 — Application of co-ownership provisions
• § CC 2369.3 — Duty to preserve; standard of care
• § CC 2369.4 — Alienation, encumbrance, or lease prohibited
• § CC 2369.6 — Alienation, encumbrance, or lease of movable assets of former community enterprise
• § CC 2369.7 — Court authorization to act alone
• § CC 2369.8 — Right to partition; no exclusion by agreement; judicial partition
• § CC 237 — Obligation of providing the basic necessities of life; ascendants and descendants; exceptions
• § CC 2370 — Separation of property regime.
• § CC 2371 — Management of property.
• § CC 2373 — Expenses of the marriage.
• § CC 2374 — Judgment of separation of property
• § CC 2375 — Effect of judgment
• § CC 2376 — Rights of creditors.
• § CC 238 — Amount of support
• § CC 239 — Modification or termination of support
• § CC 24 — BOOK I.
• § CC 2432 — Right to marital portion.
• § CC 2433 — Incident of marriage; charge on the succession.
• § CC 2434 — Quantum
• § CC 2435 — Deduction of legacy.
• § CC 2436 — Nonheritable right; prescription.
• § CC 2437 — Periodic allowance.
• § CC 2438 — Rules of other titles
• § CC 2439 — Definition
• § CC 2440 — Sale of immovable, method of making
• § CC 2442 — Recordation of sale of immovable to affect third persons
• § CC 2443 — Purchase of a thing already owned
• § CC 2447 — Sale of litigious rights, prohibitions
• § CC 2448 — Things that may be sold
• § CC 2450 — Sale of future things
• § CC 2451 — Sale of a hope
• § CC 2453 — Sale of thing pending litigation of ownership
• § CC 2456 — Transfer of ownership
• § CC 2457 — Transfer of ownership; things not individualized
• § CC 2458 — Sale by weight, tale or measure; lump sales
• § CC 246 — Occasion for tutorship.
• § CC 2460 — Sale on view or trial
• § CC 2464 — Price, essential elements
• § CC 2465 — Price left to determination by third person
• § CC 2466 — No price fixed by the parties
• § CC 2467 — Transfer of risk
• § CC 247 — Kinds of tutorships.
• § CC 2474 — Construction of ambiguities respecting obligations of seller
• § CC 2475 — Seller's obligations of delivery and warranty.
• § CC 2477 — Methods of making delivery
• § CC 248 — Modes of establishment of tutorships.
• § CC 2480 — Retention of possession by seller, presumption of simulation
• § CC 2481 — Incorporeals, method of making delivery
• § CC 2482 — Things not in possession of seller
• § CC 2483 — Costs of delivery and of removal
• § CC 2484 — Place of delivery
• § CC 2485 — Buyer's rights upon default, damages
• § CC 2487 — Delivery excused until payment of price and for insolvency
• § CC 2489 — Condition of thing at time of delivery
• § CC 2491 — Immovables, extent of delivery
• § CC 2492 — Sale of immovables at a price per measure
• § CC 2494 — Sale of immovable for lump price
• § CC 2495 — Sale of a certain and limited body or of a distinct object for a lump price
• § CC 2497 — Restitution of price and expenses in case of rescission
• § CC 2498 — Prescription of actions for supplement or diminution of price or for dissolution
• § CC 250 — SECTION 2--OF TUTORSHIP BY NATURE
• § CC 2500 — Eviction, definition, scope of warranty
• § CC 2502 — Transfer of rights to a thing
• § CC 2503 — Modification or exclusion of warranty, seller's liability for personal acts, restitution of price in case of eviction
• § CC 2506 — Rights of buyer against seller in case of eviction
• § CC 2507 — Restitution of full price despite deterioration, deduction of damage when benefit to buyer
• § CC 2509 — Reimbursement to buyer for useful improvements, liability of seller in bad faith
• § CC 2511 — Partial eviction, rights of buyer
• § CC 2513 — Scope of warranty in sale of succession rights
• § CC 2517 — Call in warranty, failure of buyer to call seller in warranty, suit to quiet possession
• § CC 252 — Unborn and posthumous children.
• § CC 2520 — Warranty against redhibitory defects
• § CC 2521 — Defects that are made known to the buyer or that are apparent
• § CC 2522 — Notice of existence of defect
• § CC 2524 — Thing fit for ordinary use
• § CC 2529 — Thing not of the kind specified in the contract
• § CC 2530 — Defect must exist before delivery
• § CC 2531 — Liability of seller who knew not of the defect
• § CC 2532 — Return of the thing; destruction of the thing
• § CC 2534 — Prescription
• § CC 2538 — Multiple sellers, multiple buyers, successors
• § CC 2540 — Redhibitory vice of one of several matched things sold together
• § CC 2541 — Reduction of the price
• § CC 2545 — Liability of seller who knows of the defect; presumption of knowledge
• § CC 2548 — Exclusion or limitation of warranty; subrogation
• § CC 2550 — Time and place of payment of price
• § CC 2555 — Liability of the buyer who fails to take delivery
• § CC 2557 — Eviction and threat of eviction as grounds for suspension of payment
• § CC 256 — Children born outside of marriage
• § CC 2560 — Payment of the price before disturbance of possession
• § CC 2561 — Dissolution of sale for nonpayment of price
• § CC 2562 — Dissolution of sale of immovables for nonpayment of price; extension of time for payment
• § CC 2563 — Payment of price after expiration of term but prior to default
• § CC 2564 — Dissolution of sale of movables
• § CC 2567 — Right of redemption, definition
• § CC 2568 — Limitation on duration
• § CC 2569 — Redemption, presumption of security
• § CC 257 — Surviving parent's right of appointment.
• § CC 2570 — Effect of failure to exercise right within time stipulated
• § CC 2571 — Application of time limit against all persons including minors
• § CC 2572 — Redemption against second purchaser
• § CC 2577 — Ownership of improvements and augmentations pending redemption
• § CC 2578 — Liability for deterioration at the time of redemption
• § CC 258 — Right of appointment where parents are divorced or separated
• § CC 2584 — Multiple successors, applicability of rules governing lesion
• § CC 2587 — Reimbursement to buyer on redemption
• § CC 2588 — Encumbrances created by buyer
• § CC 2589 — Rescission for lesion beyond moiety
• § CC 259 — Option of acceptance of tutorship.
• § CC 2590 — Time of valuation for determination of lesion
• § CC 2591 — Option of buyer to supplement price
• § CC 2592 — Lesion, return of fruits by buyer and payment of interest by seller
• § CC 2594 — Lesion, action against vendee who has resold the immovable
• § CC 2596 — Lesion, action against vendee who has granted a right on the immovable
• § CC 2597 — Condition in which property is returned to seller; reimbursement of buyer for improvements
• § CC 2599 — Buyer's right of retention pending reimbursement
• § CC 26 — Unborn child
• § CC 2600 — Divisibility of action in lesion among joint sellers and successors, joinder
• § CC 2601 — Additional terms in acceptance of offer to sell a movable
• § CC 2602 — Contract by conduct of the parties
• § CC 2603 — Obligation to deliver conforming things
• § CC 2604 — Buyer's right of inspection
• § CC 2605 — Rejection of nonconforming things by the buyer
• § CC 2606 — Buyer's acceptance of nonconforming things
• § CC 2607 — Buyer may accept part of things delivered
• § CC 2608 — Merchant buyer's duty upon rejection of things
• § CC 2609 — Purchase of substitute things by the buyer
• § CC 261 — Child born outside of marriage
• § CC 2610 — Cure of nonconformity
• § CC 2611 — Resale by the seller
• § CC 2612 — Deposit of the things by seller
• § CC 2613 — Things in transit, ownership
• § CC 2614 — Stoppage in transit
• § CC 2615 — Judicial dissolution
• § CC 2616 — Things in transit, risk of loss
• § CC 2617 — Payment against documents
• § CC 262 — Appointment of several tutors; order of priority.
• § CC 2620 — Option to buy or sell
• § CC 2621 — Acceptance, when effective; option turns into contract to sell; rejection
• § CC 2622 — Warranty of assignor
• § CC 2623 — Bilateral promise of sale; contract to sell
• § CC 2624 — Deposit, earnest money
• § CC 2625 — Right of first refusal
• § CC 2626 — Terms of offered sale
• § CC 2627 — Right of first refusal, time for acceptance
• § CC 2628 — Time limitation for option and right of first refusal
• § CC 2629 — Effect against third persons
• § CC 263 — Qualified ascendants; collaterals by blood; surviving spouse.
• § CC 2630 — Indivisibility of right
• § CC 2642 — Assignability of rights
• § CC 2643 — Assignment effective from the time of knowledge or notice
• § CC 2644 — Performance by debtor before knowledge of assignment
• § CC 2646 — Warranty of existence of debt, solvency of debtor
• § CC 2648 — Scope of warranty of debtor's solvency
• § CC 2649 — Assignor's knowledge of the debtor's insolvency; effects
• § CC 2650 — Warranty in assignment of succession rights
• § CC 2652 — Sale of litigious rights
• § CC 2653 — Assignability prohibited by contract; exceptions
• § CC 2654 — Documents evidencing the right
• § CC 2657 — Giving in partial payment
• § CC 2659 — Application of general rules of sale
• § CC 2660 — Exchange, definition
• § CC 2661 — Rights and obligations of the parties
• § CC 2662 — Rights of party evicted
• § CC 2663 — Rescission for lesion in contracts of exchange
• § CC 2668 — Contract of lease defined
• § CC 2669 — Relation with other titles
• § CC 2670 — Contract to lease
• § CC 2671 — Types of leases
• § CC 2673 — The thing
• § CC 2675 — The rent
• § CC 2676 — Agreement as to the rent
• § CC 2677 — Crop rent
• § CC 2678 — Term
• § CC 2679 — Limits of contractual freedom in fixing the term
• § CC 2680 — Duration supplied by law; legal term
• § CC 2681 — Form
• § CC 2682 — The lessor's principal obligations
• § CC 2683 — The lessee's principal obligations
• § CC 2684 — Obligations to deliver the thing at the agreed time and in good condition
• § CC 2685 — Discrepancy between agreed and delivered quantity
• § CC 2686 — Misuse of the thing
• § CC 2687 — Damage caused by fault
• § CC 2688 — Obligation to inform lessor
• § CC 2689 — Payment of taxes and other charges
• § CC 2691 — Lessor's obligation for repairs
• § CC 2692 — Lessee's obligation to make repairs
• § CC 2693 — Lessor's right to make repairs
• § CC 2694 — Lessee's right to make repairs
• § CC 2695 — Attachments, additions, or other improvements to leased thing
• § CC 2696 — Warranty against vices or defects
• § CC 2697 — Warranty for unknown vices or defects
• § CC 2698 — Persons protected by warranty
• § CC 2699 — Waiver of warranty for vices or defects
• § CC 270 — Occasion for tutorship.
• § CC 2700 — Warranty of peaceful possession
• § CC 2701 — Call in warranty
• § CC 2702 — Disturbance by third persons without claim of right
• § CC 2703 — When and where rent is due
• § CC 2704 — Nonpayment of rent
• § CC 2705 — Abatement of rent for unforeseen loss of crops
• § CC 2706 — Loss of crop rent
• § CC 2707 — Lessor's privilege
• § CC 2708 — Lessor's privilege over sublessee's movables
• § CC 2709 — Lessor's right to seize movables of third persons
• § CC 2710 — Enforcement of the lessor's privilege
• § CC 2711 — Transfer of thing does not terminate lease
• § CC 2712 — Transfer of immovable subject to unrecorded lease
• § CC 2713 — Lessee's right to sublease, assign, or encumber
• § CC 2714 — Expropriation; loss or destruction
• § CC 2715 — Partial destruction, loss, expropriation, or other substantial impairment of use
• § CC 2716 — Termination of lease granted by a usufructuary
• § CC 2717 — Death of lessor or lessee
• § CC 2718 — Leases with reservation of right to terminate
• § CC 2719 — Dissolution for other causes
• § CC 2720 — Termination of lease with a fixed term
• § CC 2721 — Reconduction
• § CC 2722 — Term of reconducted agricultural lease
• § CC 2723 — Term of reconducted nonagricultural lease
• § CC 2724 — Continuity of the reconducted lease
• § CC 2725 — Extension
• § CC 2726 — Amendment
• § CC 2727 — Termination of lease with an indeterminate term
• § CC 2728 — Notice of termination; timing
• § CC 2729 — Notice of termination; form
• § CC 2745 — Kinds of lease of services or labor.
• § CC 2747 — Contract of servant terminable at will of parties.
• § CC 2748 — Contract of farm or factory laborer, restrictions on termination.
• § CC 2749 — Liability for dismissal of laborer without cause.
• § CC 2750 — Liability of laborer leaving employment without cause.
• § CC 2751 — Obligations of carriers and watermen
• § CC 2752 — Liability for things delivered for shipment.
• § CC 2753 — Birth of child during sea voyage.
• § CC 2754 — Liability for loss or damage.
• § CC 2755 — Master's and crew's privilege on vessel for payment of wages.
• § CC 2757 — Agreement to furnish work or materials or both.
• § CC 2758 — Destruction of work before delivery, liability of contractor furnishing materials.
• § CC 2759 — Destruction of work before delivery, liability of contractor furnishing work only.
• § CC 2760 — Destruction of work before delivery, contractor's right to payment of salary.
• § CC 2761 — Delivery of work in separate parts.
• § CC 2762 — Liability of contractor for damages due to badness of workmanship.
• § CC 2763 — Changes or extensions of original plans, effect.
• § CC 2764 — Substantial and necessary alterations.
• § CC 2765 — Cancellation of contract by owner.
• § CC 2766 — Termination of contract by death of workman.
• § CC 2767 — Payment to heirs of contractor for work or materials completed.
• § CC 2769 — Contractor's liability for non-compliance with contract.
• § CC 2770 — Workmen employed by contractor, rights against owner.
• § CC 2771 — Masons, carpenters and other artificers as contractors.
• § CC 2777 — Privilege of workmen on ships and boats.
• § CC 2778 — Annuity contract; definition
• § CC 2779 — Applicability of the rules governing obligations
• § CC 278 — Liability concerning minor's legal mortgage.
• § CC 2781 — Annuity for life or time period
• § CC 2782 — Termination of annuity; absence of a designated term
• § CC 2783 — Assignable and heritable rights and obligations
• § CC 2785 — Annuity contract in favor of several recipients of payments
• § CC 2786 — Existence of recipient
• § CC 2787 — Annuity charge
• § CC 2788 — Annuity charge; recordation
• § CC 2789 — Applicable law
• § CC 2790 — Annuity charge for life or time period
• § CC 2791 — Enforcement of the annuity charge
• § CC 28 — Capacity to make juridical acts
• § CC 2801 — Partnership; definition.
• § CC 2802 — Applicability of rules of conventional obligations.
• § CC 2803 — Participation of partners.
• § CC 2804 — Participation in one category only.
• § CC 2805 — Name of the partnership.
• § CC 2806 — Ownership of immovable property; retroactivity of partnership's existence; acquisition of immovable property prior to partnership's existence
• § CC 2807 — Decisions affecting the partnership.
• § CC 2809 — Fiduciary duty; activities prejudicial to the partnership.
• § CC 2810 — Other rights not prejudiced.
• § CC 2811 — Partner as creditor of the partnership.
• § CC 2812 — The sharing of a partner's interest with a third person.
• § CC 2813 — The right of a partner to obtain information.
• § CC 2814 — Partner as mandatary of the partnership
• § CC 2816 — Contract by partner in his own name; effect on the partnership.
• § CC 2817 — Partnership debts; liability.
• § CC 2818 — Causes of cessation of membership
• § CC 2819 — Seizure of the interest of a partner.
• § CC 2820 — Expulsion of a partner for just cause.
• § CC 2821 — Partnership constituted for term; withdrawal.
• § CC 2822 — Partnership without term; withdrawal.
• § CC 2823 — Rights of a partner after withdrawal.
• § CC 2824 — Payment of interest of partner.
• § CC 2825 — Judicial determination of amount.
• § CC 2826 — Termination of a partnership; causes
• § CC 2827 — Continuation of a partnership.
• § CC 2828 — Continuation for liquidation; sole proprietorship.
• § CC 2830 — Effects of termination; authority of partners.
• § CC 2831 — Termination of the partnership; rights of third parties.
• § CC 2833 — Division of the partnership assets.
• § CC 2834 — Liquidation of the partnership.
• § CC 2835 — Final liquidation.
• § CC 2836 — Provisions applicable to partnerships in commendam.
• § CC 2837 — Partnership in commendam; definition.
• § CC 2838 — Name; designation as partnership in commendam.
• § CC 2839 — Name of partner in commendam; use
• § CC 2840 — Partner in commendam; liability; agreed contribution.
• § CC 2841 — Contract form; registry
• § CC 2842 — Restrictions on the right of a partner in commendam to receive contributions.
• § CC 2843 — Restrictions on the partner in commendam with regard to management or administration of the partnership
• § CC 2844 — Liability of the partner in commendam to third persons
• § CC 2891 — Loan for use; definition
• § CC 2892 — Applicability of the rules governing obligations
• § CC 2894 — Preservation and limited use
• § CC 2895 — Ordinary wear and tear; damage caused by the failure to keep, preserve, or use as a prudent administrator
• § CC 2896 — Use for longer time or in other manner
• § CC 2897 — Loss caused by fortuitous event
• § CC 2898 — Valuation of the thing
• § CC 2899 — Reimbursement for expenses
• § CC 2901 — Retaking before or after conclusion of use or expiration of time
• § CC 2902 — Lender's liability for damage caused by defects in the thing
• § CC 2903 — Liberative prescription
• § CC 2904 — Loan for consumption; definition
• § CC 2906 — Loan of nonfungible things
• § CC 2907 — Loan of money or commodities
• § CC 2908 — Lender's liability for damage caused by defects in the thing
• § CC 2909 — Inability to demand performance until expiration of term
• § CC 2910 — Substance and place of performance
• § CC 2911 — Payment of value when restitution is impossible
• § CC 2912 — Payment of interest in case of default
• § CC 2913 — Payment of interest presumed in release of principal
• § CC 292 — Excuse by reason of office or function.
• § CC 2926 — TITLE XIII. DEPOSIT AND SEQUESTRATION
• § CC 2927 — Applicability of the rules governing obligations
• § CC 2928 — Nature of the contract
• § CC 293 — Waiver of excuse by subsequent acceptance of tutorship.
• § CC 2930 — Diligence and prudence required
• § CC 2932 — Use of consumable
• § CC 2934 — Delivery of value received
• § CC 2935 — Delivery of civil and natural fruits
• § CC 2936 — Proof of ownership of the thing deposited not required; a stolen thing
• § CC 2937 — Place and expense of return
• § CC 2938 — Time of return
• § CC 2939 — Retention of the deposit
• § CC 294 — Subsequently acquired excuse.
• § CC 2940 — Reimbursement of the depositary
• § CC 2941 — Obligation of innkeeper to accept the deposit
• § CC 2943 — Availability of a safe
• § CC 2944 — Damaged or stolen things
• § CC 2945 — Limitation of innkeeper's liability
• § CC 2946 — Conventional sequestration; definition
• § CC 2947 — Applicable law
• § CC 2948 — Termination of conventional sequestration by the depositary
• § CC 295 — Excuse for remote relationship.
• § CC 2950 — Applicable law
• § CC 2951 — Judicial depositary
• § CC 296 — Excuse for age.
• § CC 297 — Excuse for infirmity.
• § CC 298 — Excuse for prior tutorships
• § CC 2985 — Representation
• § CC 2986 — The authority of the representative
• § CC 2987 — Procuration defined; person to whom addressed
• § CC 2988 — Applicability of the rules of mandate
• § CC 2989 — Mandate defined
• § CC 299 — Time to present excuse.
• § CC 2990 — Applicability of the rules governing obligations
• § CC 2991 — Interest served
• § CC 2993 — Form
• § CC 2995 — Incidental, necessary, or professional acts
• § CC 2996 — Authority to alienate, acquire, encumber, or lease
• § CC 2997 — Express authority required
• § CC 2998 — Contracting with one's self
• § CC 2999 — Person of limited capacity
• § CC 3 — Custom
• § CC 30 — Presumption of death
• § CC 300 — Provisional administration pending consideration of excuse.
• § CC 3000 — Mandatary of both parties
• § CC 3001 — Mandatary's duty of performance; standard of care
• § CC 3003 — Obligation to provide information
• § CC 3004 — Obligation to deliver; right of retention
• § CC 3005 — Interest on money used by mandatary
• § CC 3006 — Fulfillment of the mandate by the mandatary
• § CC 3007 — Mandatary's liability for acts of the substitute
• § CC 3008 — Liability for acts beyond authority; ratification
• § CC 301 — Parent's unconditional obligation of tutorship.
• § CC 3010 — Performance of obligations contracted by the mandatary
• § CC 3011 — Advantageous performance despite divergence from authority
• § CC 3012 — Reimbursement of expenses and remuneration
• § CC 3013 — Compensation for loss sustained by the mandatary
• § CC 3014 — Interest on sums expended by the mandatary
• § CC 3016 — Disclosed mandate and principal
• § CC 3017 — Undisclosed mandate
• § CC 3018 — Disclosed mandate; undisclosed principal
• § CC 3019 — Liability when authority is exceeded
• § CC 3020 — Subsection B. Relations Between the Principal and Third Persons
• § CC 3021 — Putative mandatary
• § CC 3022 — Disclosed mandate or principal; third person bound
• § CC 3023 — Undisclosed mandate or principal; obligations of third person
• § CC 3024 — Termination of the mandate and of the mandatary's authority
• § CC 3025 — Termination by principal
• § CC 3026 — Incapacity of the principal
• § CC 3027 — Reliance on public records
• § CC 3028 — Rights of third persons without notice of revocation
• § CC 3029 — Termination by the mandatary
• § CC 3030 — Acts of the mandatary after principal's death
• § CC 3031 — Contracts made after termination of the mandate or the mandatary's authority
• § CC 3032 — Obligation to account
• § CC 3035 — Definition of suretyship
• § CC 3036 — Obligations for which suretyship may be established
• § CC 3037 — Surety ostensibly bound as a principal with another; effect of knowledge of the creditor
• § CC 3039 — Suretyship requires no formal acceptance
• § CC 3042 — Commercial suretyship
• § CC 3044 — Ordinary suretyship; interpretation
• § CC 3045 — Liability of sureties to creditor; division and discussion abolished
• § CC 3046 — Defenses available to surety
• § CC 3047 — Rights of the surety
• § CC 3049 — Surety's right of reimbursement for payment of obligation
• § CC 3050 — Surety's right of reimbursement for payment of obligation not owed
• § CC 3051 — Payment by debtor without notice of payment by surety
• § CC 3052 — Limitation on right of surety to recover what he paid creditor
• § CC 3053 — Surety's right to require security
• § CC 3054 — Failure to provide security
• § CC 3055 — Liability among co-sureties
• § CC 3056 — Right of contribution among co-sureties
• § CC 3057 — Limitation upon right of contribution
• § CC 3058 — Extinction of the suretyship
• § CC 3060 — Prescription of the surety's obligation, right of reimbursement, and contribution
• § CC 3061 — Termination of suretyship
• § CC 3062 — Effect of modifications of principal obligation
• § CC 3063 — Commercial suretyship rules apply to legal suretyship
• § CC 3064 — Supplementary nature of this Chapter
• § CC 3065 — Qualifications of legal surety; evidenced by affidavit; lack thereof not a defense
• § CC 3066 — Legal suretyship to conform to law
• § CC 3067 — Permissible variations
• § CC 3068 — Pledge of funds in lieu of suretyship
• § CC 3069 — Necessity for judgment against legal surety
• § CC 3070 — Right to demand new security
• § CC 3071 — Compromise; definition
• § CC 3072 — Formal requirements; effects
• § CC 3073 — Capacity and form
• § CC 3074 — Lawful object
• § CC 3075 — Relative effect
• § CC 3076 — Scope of the act
• § CC 3078 — After-acquired rights
• § CC 3079 — Tender and acceptance of less than the amount of the claim
• § CC 308 — Duty to apply for appointment.
• § CC 3081 — Effect on novation
• § CC 3082 — Rescission
• § CC 3083 — Compromise suspends prescription
• § CC 3099 — Submission to arbitrate.
• § CC 31 — Existence of a person at time of accrual of a right
• § CC 310 — Liability for failure to make application.
• § CC 3101 — Capacity of parties; authority of mandataries, tutors and curators.
• § CC 3102 — Scope of submission.
• § CC 3103 — Arbitration of damages incurred by public offense.
• § CC 3105 — Duration of power of arbitrators; prescription
• § CC 3106 — Penal clauses in submission.
• § CC 3107 — Capacity of arbitrators
• § CC 311 — Action for damages; prescription.
• § CC 3110 — Powers of arbitrators and amicable compounders.
• § CC 3111 — Oath of arbitrators.
• § CC 3112 — Presentation and proof of claims by parties.
• § CC 3113 — Time, place and notice of hearing.
• § CC 3114 — Attendance of parties and witnesses.
• § CC 3115 — Attendance and swearing in of witnesses.
• § CC 3117 — Nomination of umpire.
• § CC 3118 — Appointment of umpire.
• § CC 3119 — Oath of umpire.
• § CC 3120 — Time for decision of arbitrators.
• § CC 3122 — Scope of arbitrators' authority.
• § CC 3123 — Award null after time limit.
• § CC 3124 — Extension of time for making award.
• § CC 3125 — Award made prior to time specified for examination.
• § CC 3126 — Participation in proceedings; signature of award.
• § CC 3127 — Amount of award.
• § CC 3128 — Interest and costs
• § CC 3129 — Approval of award by judge.
• § CC 3130 — Appeal from award; prepayment and repayment of penalty.
• § CC 3132 — Termination of arbitration.
• § CC 3133 — TITLE XX–SECURITY
• § CC 3134 — Ratable treatment of creditors
• § CC 3135 — Limitations upon recourse
• § CC 3136 — Security defined
• § CC 3137 — Personal or real security
• § CC 3138 — Kinds of security
• § CC 3139 — Law governing security interest
• § CC 3140 — Nullity of agreement of forfeiture
• § CC 3141 — TITLE XX-A. PLEDGE
• § CC 3142 — Property susceptible of pledge
• § CC 3143 — Pledge of property susceptible of encumbrance by security interest
• § CC 3144 — Accessory nature of pledge
• § CC 3145 — Preference afforded by pledge
• § CC 3146 — Obligations for which pledge may be given
• § CC 3147 — Pledge securing obligation that is not for the payment of money
• § CC 3148 — Pledge securing an obligation of another person
• § CC 3149 — Formal requirements of contract of pledge
• § CC 3150 — Acceptance
• § CC 3152 — Pledge of a thing not owned
• § CC 3153 — General requirements for effectiveness of pledge against third persons
• § CC 3154 — Effectiveness against third persons of the pledge of the lease of an immovable
• § CC 3155 — Effectiveness against third persons of the pledge of other obligations
• § CC 3156 — Pledgee's right of retention
• § CC 3157 — Indivisibility of pledge
• § CC 3158 — Enforcement of pledge of a movable
• § CC 3159 — Fruits of things pledged
• § CC 3160 — Pledge of obligation of a third person
• § CC 3161 — Performance by obligor of a pledged obligation
• § CC 3162 — Defenses available to obligor of a pledged obligation
• § CC 3163 — Clause prohibiting pledge
• § CC 3164 — Modification of contract from which a pledged obligation arises
• § CC 3165 — Attachment of pledge to obligations arising under modified or substituted contract
• § CC 3166 — Modification as default by pledgor
• § CC 3167 — Pledgee not bound for pledgor's obligations
• § CC 3168 — CHAPTER 2. THE PLEDGE OF THE LESSOR'S RIGHTS IN THE
• § CC 3169 — Effectiveness against third persons
• § CC 3170 — Pledge contained in act of mortgage
• § CC 3171 — Pledge of all or part of the leases of an immovable
• § CC 3172 — Pledge of mineral payments by owner of land or holder of mineral servitude
• § CC 3173 — Accounting to other pledgees for rent collected
• § CC 3174 — Judicial sale prohibited
• § CC 3175 — Applicability of general rules of pledge
• § CC 3186 — Privilege, definition.
• § CC 3188 — Concurrent privileges.
• § CC 3191 — General privileges on all movables, enumeration and ranking.
• § CC 3193 — Reduction of funeral charges of insolvent decedent.
• § CC 3194 — Limitation in event of reduction.
• § CC 3195 — Law charges, definition.
• § CC 3196 — Costs which enjoy privilege.
• § CC 3197 — Costs for the general benefit of creditors.
• § CC 3198 — Costs not taxed in suit.
• § CC 3200 — Chronic sickness.
• § CC 3201 — Maximum period of privileged expenses.
• § CC 3202 — List of expenses privileged.
• § CC 3203 — Amount due for expenses, fixed by contract or by judge.
• § CC 3204 — Last sickness of debtor's children.
• § CC 3205 — Servants, definition.
• § CC 3206 — Prescription of action; extent of privilege.
• § CC 3207 — Wages recoverable but not privileged.
• § CC 3208 — Supplies furnished by retail dealers.
• § CC 3209 — Prescription of action; extent of privilege.
• § CC 3210 — Wholesale dealers.
• § CC 3211 — Innkeepers and masters of boarding houses.
• § CC 3212 — Teachers and preceptors.
• § CC 3213 — Extent of privilege for supplies.
• § CC 3214 — Clerks and secretaries, extent and rank of privilege for salaries.
• § CC 3216 — Special privileges on movables.
• § CC 3217 — List of special privileges on particular movables.
• § CC 3219 — Method of enforcement of lessor's privilege
• § CC 322 — Minor's legal mortgage on tutor's property.
• § CC 3220 — Privilege of pledgee.
• § CC 3221 — Enforcement of pledge
• § CC 3222 — Privilege of depositor on thing deposited.
• § CC 3223 — Depositor's privilege on price in case of sale.
• § CC 3224 — Preservation of property of another.
• § CC 3225 — Rights of pledge and retention against owner.
• § CC 3226 — Right of preference against creditors.
• § CC 3227 — Vendor's privilege on movables; agricultural products of the United States.
• § CC 3228 — Loss of privilege by sale with other property of purchaser.
• § CC 3229 — Vendor's claim for restitution.
• § CC 3230 — Restitution dependent on identification.
• § CC 3231 — Restitution of things easily recognized.
• § CC 3233 — Innkeepers' rights on property of guests.
• § CC 3234 — Property covered by innkeepers' privilege.
• § CC 3235 — Travelers, definition.
• § CC 3236 — Sale or donation of unclaimed and unredeemed property, procedure.
• § CC 3237 — Privileges on ships and vessels, enumeration and ranking; prescription.
• § CC 3238 — Proportionate payment to creditors of same rank.
• § CC 3239 — Right of pursuit after sale of ship.
• § CC 3240 — Privilege on price of adjudication in case of forced sale.
• § CC 3241 — Voluntary sale, distinction between sale in port or on voyage.
• § CC 3242 — Voluntary sale of ship in port, rights of privileged creditors.
• § CC 3243 — Loss of privilege after voyage in name of purchaser.
• § CC 3244 — Voluntary sale of ship while on voyage, rights of privileged creditors.
• § CC 3245 — Voyage, definition.
• § CC 3246 — Captain's privilege on cargo for freight charges.
• § CC 3247 — Privilege of consignee or agent on merchandise consigned.
• § CC 3248 — Rights of consignor on insolvency of consignee or agent.
• § CC 3249 — CHAPTER 4-OF PRIVILEGES ON IMMOVABLES
• § CC 3250 — Extent of vendor's privilege.
• § CC 3251 — Successive sales, preference among vendors
• § CC 3252 — General privileges on both movables and immovables.
• § CC 3253 — Order of payment of privileges; debtor's movables taken before immovables.
• § CC 3254 — Special privileges prime general privileges on movables; ranking among general privileges when movables sufficient.
• § CC 3255 — Order of payment when available movables insufficient.
• § CC 3256 — Lessor's privilege primed by costs of sale.
• § CC 3257 — Lessor's privilege primed by funeral charges.
• § CC 3258 — Lessor's privilege primes other general privileges.
• § CC 3259 — Lessor's privilege on crops primed by supplies and labor.
• § CC 3260 — Ranking between privileges of lessor and depositor.
• § CC 3261 — Depositor's privilege and other privileges.
• § CC 3262 — Privilege for expenses of preservation and other privileges.
• § CC 3263 — Vendor's privilege and other privileges.
• § CC 3264 — Privilege of innkeepers.
• § CC 3265 — Privilege of carriers.
• § CC 3266 — Immovables liable when movables insufficient.
• § CC 3267 — Special privileges on immovables and other privileges
• § CC 3269 — Order of payment out of immovables; distribution of loss among mortgage creditors
• § CC 3270 — Effect of priorities among privileges.
• § CC 3271 — Vendor's privilege on immovables, recordation.
• § CC 3273 — Recordation, effect against third persons.
• § CC 3274 — Time and place of recordation; effectiveness
• § CC 3276 — Priority of claims against succession arising after death.
• § CC 3277 — Methods of extinction.
• § CC 3279 — Rights created by mortgage
• § CC 3280 — Mortgage is an indivisible real right
• § CC 3282 — Accessory nature
• § CC 3283 — Kinds of mortgages
• § CC 3284 — Conventional, legal, and judicial mortgages
• § CC 3285 — General and special mortgages distinguished
• § CC 3286 — Property susceptible of mortgage
• § CC 3287 — Conventional mortgage
• § CC 3288 — Requirements of contract of mortgage
• § CC 3291 — Presumption that things are subject to conventional mortgage
• § CC 3292 — Mortgage of future property permitted in certain cases
• § CC 3293 — Obligations for which mortgage may be established
• § CC 3294 — Mortgage securing obligation that is not for the payment of money
• § CC 3295 — Mortgage securing another's obligation
• § CC 3296 — Right of mortgagor to raise defenses
• § CC 3297 — Restrictions upon recourse of mortgagee
• § CC 3298 — Mortgage may secure future obligations
• § CC 3299 — Judicial and legal mortgages
• § CC 3302 — Property burdened by judicial and legal mortgages
• § CC 3303 — Nature of judicial and legal mortgages
• § CC 3305 — Judgments of other jurisdictions
• § CC 3306 — Judgment against person deceased
• § CC 3307 — The effect and rank of mortgages
• § CC 3311 — Mortgage securing several obligations
• § CC 3312 — Transfer of the secured obligation
• § CC 3313 — Transfer does not imply subordination
• § CC 3315 — Third possessor defined
• § CC 3316 — Liability of third possessor
• § CC 3317 — Rights of third possessor
• § CC 3318 — Right of third possessor for costs of improvements
• § CC 3319 — Methods of extinction
• § CC 3320 — Recordation; limits of effectiveness
• § CC 3325 — Paraph of notes or written obligations secured by a mortgage, privilege, or other encumbrance
• § CC 3326 — Effect of mortgage filed after death of mortgagor
• § CC 333 — Sale of mortgaged property by one claimant; inscription of legal mortgage of remaining minors.
• § CC 3338 — TITLE XXII-A-OF REGISTRY
• § CC 3339 — Matters not of record
• § CC 3340 — Effect of recording other documents
• § CC 3341 — Limits on the effect of recordation
• § CC 3342 — Parties to an instrument are precluded from raising certain matters
• § CC 3344 — Refusal for failure of original signature or proper certification; effect of recordation; necessity of proof of signature recordation of a duplicate
• § CC 3345 — Recordation of a duplicate
• § CC 3346 — Place of recordation; duty of the recorder
• § CC 3347 — Effect of recordation arises upon filing
• § CC 3348 — Time of filing; determination
• § CC 3349 — Failure to endorse; effect
• § CC 3350 — Presumption as to time of filing
• § CC 3351 — Ancient documents; presumptions
• § CC 3352 — Recorded acts; required information
• § CC 3353 — Effect of indefinite or incomplete name
• § CC 3354 — CHAPTER 2. MORTGAGE RECORDS
• § CC 3355 — Mortgage, pledge, or privilege affecting property in several parishes
• § CC 3356 — Transfers, amendments, and releases
• § CC 3357 — Duration; general rule
• § CC 3358 — Duration of recordation of certain mortgages, pledges, and privileges
• § CC 3359 — Duration of recordation of judicial mortgage
• § CC 336 — Alienation of minor's immovables.
• § CC 3360 — Duration of recordation of mortgage given by tutor, curator, or succession representative
• § CC 3361 — Effect of amendment
• § CC 3362 — Method of reinscription
• § CC 3363 — Method of reinscription exclusive
• § CC 3364 — Effect of timely recordation of notice of reinscription
• § CC 3365 — Effect of notice recorded after cessation of effect of recordation
• § CC 3366 — CANCELLATION
• § CC 3367 — Cancellation of recordation after effect of recordation has ceased
• § CC 3368 — Cancellation of judicial mortgage arising from judgment that has prescribed
• § CC 338 — Interest.
• § CC 339 — Agreements between tutor and minor.
• § CC 340 — Prescription of minor's action against tutor.
• § CC 3412 — Occupancy
• § CC 3413 — Wild animals, birds, fish, and shellfish
• § CC 3414 — Loss of ownership of wildlife
• § CC 3415 — Wildlife in enclosures
• § CC 3416 — Tamed wild animals
• § CC 3418 — Abandoned things
• § CC 3419 — Lost things
• § CC 3419.1 — Lost things; domestic animals
• § CC 3420 — Treasure
• § CC 3421 — Possession
• § CC 3422 — Nature of possession; right to possess
• § CC 3423 — Rights of possessors
• § CC 3426 — Constructive possession
• § CC 3428 — Acquisition of possession through another
• § CC 3429 — Exercise of possession by another
• § CC 3431 — Retention of possession; civil possession
• § CC 3433 — Loss of possession
• § CC 3434 — Loss of the right to possess
• § CC 3436 — Violent, clandestine, discontinuous, and equivocal possession
• § CC 3437 — Precarious possession
• § CC 3438 — Presumption of precariousness
• § CC 3439 — Termination of precarious possession
• § CC 3440 — Protection of precarious possession
• § CC 3444 — Possessory action
• § CC 3448 — Prescription of nonuse
• § CC 3450 — Express or tacit renunciation
• § CC 3453 — Rights of creditors and other interested parties
• § CC 3454 — Computation of time
• § CC 3455 — Computation of time by months
• § CC 3456 — Computation of time by years
• § CC 3458 — Peremption; effect
• § CC 3462 — CHAPTER 2. INTERRUPTION AND SUSPENSION
• § CC 3463 — Duration of interruption; abandonment or discontinuance of suit
• § CC 3465 — Interruption of acquisitive prescription
• § CC 3466 — Effect of interruption
• § CC 3468 — Incompetents
• § CC 3469 — Suspension of prescription
• § CC 3470 — Prescription during delays for inventory; vacant succession
• § CC 3471 — Limits of contractual freedom
• § CC 3472 — Effect of suspension
• § CC 3472.1 — Emergency suspension of prescription and peremption
• § CC 3475 — Requisites
• § CC 3476 — Attributes of possession
• § CC 3478 — Termination of precarious possession; commencement of prescription
• § CC 3479 — Particular successor of precarious possessor
• § CC 3480 — Good faith
• § CC 3481 — Presumption of good faith
• § CC 3482 — Good faith at commencement of prescription
• § CC 3483 — Just title
• § CC 3486 — Immovables; prescription of thirty years
• § CC 3487 — Restriction as to extent of possession
• § CC 3488 — Applicability of rules governing prescription of ten years
• § CC 3489 — Movables; acquisitive prescription
• § CC 3490 — Prescription of three years
• § CC 3491 — Prescription of ten years
• § CC 3493.1 — SECTION 1-A. TWO-YEAR PRESCRIPTION
• § CC 3493.2 — Damage to immovable property; commencement and accrual of prescription
• § CC 3493.3 — Delictual actions; two-year prescription; criminal act
• § CC 3494 — THREE YEAR PRESCRIPTION
• § CC 3495 — Commencement and accrual of prescription
• § CC 3496 — Action against attorney for return of papers
• § CC 3496.1 — Action against a person for abuse of a minor
• § CC 3496.2 — Action against a person for sexual assault
• § CC 3497 — The following actions are subject to a liberative prescription of five years:
• § CC 3497.1 — Actions for arrearages of spousal support or of installment payments for contributions made to a spouse's education or training
• § CC 3498 — Actions on negotiable and nonnegotiable instruments
• § CC 3500 — Action against contractors and architects
• § CC 3501 — Prescription and revival of money judgments
• § CC 3502 — Action for the recognition of a right of inheritance
• § CC 3503 — Solidary obligors
• § CC 3505 — Acts extending liberative prescription
• § CC 3505.3 — Effect of extension on other obligors and obligees
• § CC 3506 — TITLE XXV. OF THE SIGNIFICATION OF SUNDRY TERMS
• § CC 3514 — BOOK IV. CONFLICT OF LAWS
• § CC 3515 — Determination of the applicable law; general and residual rule
• § CC 3516 — Meaning of "State"
• § CC 3517 — Renvoi
• § CC 3518 — Domicile
• § CC 3519 — Status of natural persons; general principle
• § CC 3520 — NOTE: This provision of law was included in the Unconstitutional Statutes Biennial Report to the Legislature, dated March 14, 2016 .
• § CC 3522 — Effects and incidents of marriage and of divorce
• § CC 3523 — Movables
• § CC 3524 — Immovables situated in this state
• § CC 3525 — Termination of community; immovables in another state acquired by a spouse while domiciled in this state
• § CC 3526 — Termination of community; movables and Louisiana immovables acquired by a spouse while domiciled in another state
• § CC 3527 — Louisiana immovables acquired by a spouse while domiciled in another state; death of the acquiring spouse while domiciled in another state
• § CC 3528 — Formal validity of testamentary dispositions
• § CC 3529 — Capacity and vices of consent
• § CC 3530 — Capacity of heir or legatee
• § CC 3531 — Interpretation of testaments
• § CC 3532 — Movables
• § CC 3533 — Immovables situated in this state
• § CC 3534 — Immovables situated in another state
• § CC 3535 — Real rights in immovables
• § CC 3536 — Real rights in corporeal movables
• § CC 3537 — General rule
• § CC 3538 — Form
• § CC 3539 — Capacity
• § CC 354 — SECTION 12 - OF CONTINUING TUTORSHIP OF
• § CC 3540 — Party autonomy
• § CC 3541 — Other juridical acts and quasi-contractual obligations
• § CC 3542 — General rule
• § CC 3543 — Issues of conduct and safety

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