Belgian Civil Code definition
Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Burgerlijk Wetboek/Code Civil of 13 April 2019.
Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Burgerlijk Wetboek/Code Civil (as amended from time to time).
Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Burgerlijk Wetboek/Code civil introduced by the law of 13 April 2019.
Examples of Belgian Civil Code in a sentence
Accordingly, the statutory provisions on extra-contractual liability between the Lessee and the Lessor’s auxiliaries, as set out in Article 6.3, §2 of the Belgian Civil Code, are expressly excluded between the Parties..
The Lessor and Lessee contractually exclude the application of Article 5.74 of the Belgian Civil Code (regarding unforeseen changes in circumstances).
Therefore, the statutory provisions on extra-contractual liability, as set out in Article 6.3, §1 of the Belgian Civil Code, are expressly excluded between the Parties.
More Definitions of Belgian Civil Code
Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Code Civil/Burgerlijk Wetboek.
Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Burgerlijk Wetboek/Code Civil.
Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian oud Burgerlijk Wetboek/ancien Code Civil of 21 March 1804 and, with effect from its applicable effective date, the Belgian new
Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian oud Burgerlijk Wetboek/ancien Code Civil of 21 March 1804 and, with effect from its applicable effective date, the Belgian new Burgerlijk Wetboek/Code Civil introduced pursuant to the Wet van 13 april 2019 tot invoering van een Burgerlijk Wetboek en tot invoeging van boek 8 “Bewijs” in dat Wetboek/Loi de 13 avril 2019 portant création d’un Code civil et y insérant un livre 8 « La preuve », as amended from time to time;
Belgian Civil Code the Belgian civil code, as amended from time to time (Burgerlijk Wetboek);
Belgian Civil Code means respectively the Belgian oud Burgerlijk Wetboek / ancien Code Civil of 21 March 1804 as amended and/or replaced from time to time or for the Books that are in force, the Belgian Civil Code of 13 April 2019.
Belgian Civil Code means respectively the Belgian oud Burgerlijk Wetboek / ancien Code Civil of 21 March 1804 as amended and/or replaced from time to time or for the Books that are in force, the Belgian Civil Code of 13 April 2019.