The French Code of commerce and most usual commercial laws, with a theoretical and practical commentary, and a compendium of the judicial organisation ... together with the text of the law; the - Softcover

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1880 Excerpt: ... separated as regards their property, after having been married under some other system. fHr/niffratiim--A writ served by huissiif. Societe--The definition of this expression is given upon pago 56. It is employed to designate companies and partnerships of every kind. Sorieffs a capital variaIilc--see page 91. Airietes Anonymes--see page 66. rn commonilite--see Socidtes en command itr simple-commanditr par actions--see page 63. commandite simple--See page 62. twm culb'ctif--see the definition page 60. Ax-ietin enparticipation--see page 110. SiicietrS par aetiims are companies divided into shares. There are two kinds of societes par actions, viz., Auricles anonymes and fvirH-.tts en commiiudite par actions. A third species can be added, viz., Sorietes A capital variablc, but this latter kind of company applies only to co-operative societies, and is little known in France. Summation--A sommatiim is a demand served by a huisxirr, by which one party calls upon another party to do or not to do a certain thing. The above document has for its object to establish that upon a certain date the demand was made. Snus-Prefecture--see Prtfrrtnre. 8»us seing privce--see page 19. Aius sigiuttures privies--see Sma srinns priv&cs. Statut personnel--The body of Law that defines and controls capacity and personal relations. So also the body of law that governs real estate is termed Stalut-lieel. Statuts sociaux--Articles of associations. Strllionataire--A. party who fraudulently mortgages property to which he has no title. Subrogation--Subrogation. Surenchert (sale at auction)--A party desirous of repurchasing property at auction before the Court can, by offering onetenth or one-sixth, according to the case, in addition to the price realised at the sale, oblige the propert...