(1) Registrable rights acquired under a condition precedent or subsequent are not to be registered. They can however be registered provisionally. (2) A preclusive time limit or a burden of a gift can be shown both in the content of the registration and that of…

(1) Registrations, provisional registrations, and notations are made in the register. (2) Registration and provisional registration are made in respect of registrable rights, and notations are made in respect of other rights, acts, facts, or legal relationships relating to the registered rights entered in the…

The provisions of this Chapter apply to each public register (register) that satisfies the following conditions: a) in that register, under the law, are subject to registration real rights (jus in rem) over certain types of property and/or certain other patrimonial rights (registrable rights/registered rights);…

(1) A debtor is liable with its entire patrimony for its obligations. A debtor’s patrimony acts as a common guarantee for its creditors. (2) Unattachable property may not form part of the guarantee provided for in paragraph (1). (3) Creditors whose claims have arisen in…

(1) Any person, even without justifying an interest, may under law consult publicity registers with respect to a right, act, facts, or a certain legal situation and obtain extracts or certified copies of the same. (2) In the cases and under the procedures provided for…

If a right, act, fact, or legal relationship is concurrently subject to several publicity formalities, failure to satisfy one publicity formality is not cured by the satisfaction of another.

(1) If a publicity formality was not satisfied, and the law does not provide that it is constitutive, rights, acts, facts or legal relationships subject to publicity are not opposable to third parties unless it is proven that they were aware of the same in…

(1) If a right, act, or fact was registered into a public register it is presumed that it exists as long as it was not deleted or modified under law. (2) If a right, act, or fact was deleted, it is presumed it does not…

(1) Publicity ensures the opposability of a right, act, fact, or any other legal relationship subject to publicity, determines their ranking, and, if the law explicitly provides so, determines their establishment or their legal effects. (2) As among the parties or their successors, either universal…

(1) A preemption right is exercised by way of a declaration made to the obliged person. For the validity of the declaration it is not necessary to observe the form required by law with respect to the sale and purchase contract. (2) After the receipt…