Reference decision: cc • No. 94-13.960 • 1996-03-20 • View the decision →
This decision provides important insight into your property law. Here is what it changes for you.
The situation
The Court of Appeal, finding that the sale concerned a building partially included within the perimeter of a pre-emption zone and that the declaration of intention to alienate had only been sent to the municipality the day after the deed was signed, correctly ordered the annulment of that sale by application of Article L. 213-2 of the Urban Planning Code.
What the law says
This decision confirms the fundamental principles of property law.
Key points to remember
- Strictly comply with the statutory time limits for legal recourse
- Keep all your supporting documents (deeds, instruments, correspondence)
- Plan ahead: preventive advice always costs less than litigation
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