French Civil Code

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  1. Preliminary title and common core
    8 units of text · 21 anchored norms · 0 placed in the text
  2. Book I — of persons
    435 units of text · 806 anchored norms · 40 placed in the text
  3. Book I — marriage, filiation, parental authority, PACS
    395 units of text · 577 anchored norms · 355 placed in the text
  4. Book II and general provisions of Book III
    201 units of text · 604 anchored norms · 31 placed in the text
  5. Book III, titles XX and XXI — prescription and possession
    66 units of text · 132 anchored norms · 7 placed in the text
  6. Sources of obligations and the contract
    158 units of text · 414 anchored norms · 12 placed in the text
  7. Book III, titles IV and IV bis
    162 units of text · 432 anchored norms · 6 placed in the text
  8. Titles IX to XVII — special contracts
    267 units of text · 564 anchored norms · 57 placed in the text
  9. Sale and hire
    268 units of text · 584 anchored norms · 44 placed in the text
  10. Book III, title II — gifts and wills
    233 units of text · 563 anchored norms · 11 placed in the text
  11. Book III, title I — succession
    267 units of text · 776 anchored norms · 138 placed in the text
  12. Matrimonial property — legal community
    139 units of text · 334 anchored norms · 51 placed in the text
  13. Extra-contractual liability and quasi-contracts
    48 units of text · 193 anchored norms · 1 placed in the text
  14. Book IV — securities
    223 units of text · 644 anchored norms · 4 placed in the text
  15. Transitional corridors of the reforms
    4 units of text · 39 anchored norms · 0 placed in the text
  16. Book V — provisions applicable in Mayotte
    41 units of text · 94 anchored norms · 25 placed in the text