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Maître Ariadna NEBOLSINE

Avocat au barreau de Libourne

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Photo de Me Ariadna NEBOLSINE, avocat à GUILLAC
Compétences : Responsabilité civile, Droit du numérique et des communications, Droit immobilier, Droit public, Droit des assurances, Droit des associations et des fondations, Construction
Barreau : Libourne
Adresse : 2 LIEU DIT CAPERANIE 33420 GUILLAC

Les publications de Maître Ariadna NEBOLSINE en décembre 1999

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 THEME FIRE AND SUSPENSION OF RENT

THEME FIRE AND SUSPENSION OF RENT

Par Ariadna NEBOLSINE le 30/07/2026
Hello everyone: THEME FIRE AND SUSPENSION OF RENT by Ariadna NEBOLSINE, Attorney (Libourne Bar) Article 1722 of the Civil Code: "If, during the term of the lease, the leased property is entirely destroyed by an act of God, the lease is terminated automatically; if it is only partially destroyed, the tenant may, depending on the circumstances, request ... Lire la suite >
Decree No. 2026-596 of July 6, 2026 amending Decree No. 2015-587 of May 29, 2015 on standard-form leases for residential property used as a primary residence, and Book VIII of the Construction and Housing Code

Decree No. 2026-596 of July 6, 2026 amending Decree No. 2015-587 of May 29, 2015 on standard-form leases for residential property used as a primary residence, and Book VIII of the Construction and Housing Code

Par Ariadna NEBOLSINE le 23/07/2026
décret n° 2026-596 du 6 juillet 2026 modifiant le décret n° 2015-587 du 29 mai 2015 relatif aux contrats types de location de logement à usage de résidence principale et le livre VIII du code de la construction et de l'habitation Intended audience: landlords, tenants, and real estate professionals involved in renting out ... Lire la suite >
News   french legal actuality landlord and tenant

News  french legal actuality landlord and tenant

Par Ariadna NEBOLSINE le 22/07/2026
News french legal actuality landlord and tenant Three years after the 2023 anti-squatting law, the standard lease agreement has just been updated: as of October 1, 2026, any lease signed or renewed will be required to include the termination clause reflecting the six-week legal notice period." "Decree No. 2026-596 of July 6, 2026 applies to residential ... Lire la suite >