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Section 1743
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1743. A seller of immovable property wishing to avail himself of a resolutory clause shall make a demand to the buyer and, where applicable, any subsequent acquirer, requiring him to remedy the default within 60 days after the demand is registered in the land register; the rules pertaining to taking in payment set out in the Book on Prior Claims and Hypothecs and the measures to be taken prior to the exercise of that right apply, adapted as required, to the resolution of the sale.
A seller who takes back property by exercising a resolutory clause takes it back free of any charges which the buyer may have placed on it after the seller registered his rights.
1743. A seller of immovable property wishing to avail himself of a resolutory clause shall make a demand to the buyer and, where applicable, any subsequent acquirer, to remedy his default within 60 days after the notice is registered in the land register; the rules pertaining to taking in payment set out in the Book on Prior Claims and Hypothecs and the measures to be taken prior to the exercise of that right apply, adapted as required, to the resolution of the sale.
A seller who takes back property by exercising a resolutory clause takes it back free of any charges which the buyer may have placed on it after the seller registered his rights.
1743. A seller of immovable property wishing to avail himself of a resolutory clause shall make a demand to the buyer and, where applicable, any subsequent acquirer, to remedy his default within 60 days after the demand is entered in the land register; the rules pertaining to taking in payment set out in the Book on Preference and Hypothec and the measures to be taken prior to the exercise of that right apply, adapted as required, to the resolution of the sale.
A seller who takes back property by exercising a resolutory clause takes it back free of any charges which the buyer may have placed on it after the seller registered his rights.
