1 ) THE RIGHT TO HOUSING TEMPORARY
Text: Article 763 [from the Act of December 3, 2001 - Amended by Act of June 23, 2006
If at the time of death, the spouse inheriting actually occupies, as a primary residence, a dwelling belonging to spouses or dependent entirely on the estate, it has full right, during a year's free use of this accommodation, as well as furniture, included in the estate, which garnishes.
If his home was secured through a lease or rental of a dwelling belonging to the deceased undivided, rent or compensation for occupation it will be reimbursed by the estate during the year, as and as their acquittal.
rights under this section shall be deemed to direct the wedding and not inheritance rights.
This article is public.
- CAN NOT BE DEPRIVED BY THE SURVIVING SPOUSE (ORDER PUBLIC)
- DURATION: 1 YEAR
- PRIMARY SYSTEM - Right Debt
- APPLIES TO ANYONE WHO MARRIED HIS PRIMARY RESIDENCE IN THE TERRITORY OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC of any nationality.
hand, are repealed the provisions of section 1481 of the Civil Code, which provided the opportunity to ask the community reimbursement for food, housing and mourning for 9 months after death. The new law on temporary accommodation has a broader scope because it applies whatever the matrimonial regime, for 1 year instead of 9 months.
IMPROVEMENT temporary housing rights of the surviving spouse in case of joint ownership
The Act of June 23, 2006 amends section 763 in adding the assumption undivided housing that was not protected by law in temporary housing. This change is the result of an amendment to Ms. Beatrice Vernaudon, member of French Polynesia.
reform inheritance strengthens housing rights of the surviving spouse. From 1 January 2007 it will occupy for a year's free housing constituting its main residence at death of her husband.
The Act of June 23, 2006 on the reform of inheritance gifts and reinforces the right to temporary accommodation of the surviving spouse. Introduced by the Act of December 3, 2001. It may be the case where the surviving spouse is found in joint possession with the Children of first marriage. Until now, the wife could be in trouble with codivisaires and find themselves deprived of the right on property of deceased spouse. From 1 January 2007, the spouse may occupy free for one year the housing constituting the main dwelling on the death of her husband (owner, tenant or joint owner). Children of first marriage, who owned an undivided with their parent deceased spouse will no longer put off the surviving spouse.
If at the time of death, the spouse inheriting actually occupies, as a primary residence, a dwelling belonging to spouses or dependent entirely on the estate, it has full right, during a year's free use of this accommodation, as well as furniture, included in the estate, which garnishes.
If his home was secured through a lease or rental of a dwelling belonging to the deceased undivided, rent or compensation for occupation it will be reimbursed by the estate during the year, as and as their acquittal.
rights under this section shall be deemed to direct the wedding and not inheritance rights.
This article is public.
- CAN NOT BE DEPRIVED BY THE SURVIVING SPOUSE (ORDER PUBLIC)
- DURATION: 1 YEAR
- PRIMARY SYSTEM - Right Debt
- APPLIES TO ANYONE WHO MARRIED HIS PRIMARY RESIDENCE IN THE TERRITORY OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC of any nationality.
hand, are repealed the provisions of section 1481 of the Civil Code, which provided the opportunity to ask the community reimbursement for food, housing and mourning for 9 months after death. The new law on temporary accommodation has a broader scope because it applies whatever the matrimonial regime, for 1 year instead of 9 months.
IMPROVEMENT temporary housing rights of the surviving spouse in case of joint ownership
The Act of June 23, 2006 amends section 763 in adding the assumption undivided housing that was not protected by law in temporary housing. This change is the result of an amendment to Ms. Beatrice Vernaudon, member of French Polynesia.
reform inheritance strengthens housing rights of the surviving spouse. From 1 January 2007 it will occupy for a year's free housing constituting its main residence at death of her husband.
The Act of June 23, 2006 on the reform of inheritance gifts and reinforces the right to temporary accommodation of the surviving spouse. Introduced by the Act of December 3, 2001. It may be the case where the surviving spouse is found in joint possession with the Children of first marriage. Until now, the wife could be in trouble with codivisaires and find themselves deprived of the right on property of deceased spouse. From 1 January 2007, the spouse may occupy free for one year the housing constituting the main dwelling on the death of her husband (owner, tenant or joint owner). Children of first marriage, who owned an undivided with their parent deceased spouse will no longer put off the surviving spouse.
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