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Section 3109
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3109. The form of a juridical act is governed by the law of the place where it is entered into.
A juridical act is nevertheless valid if it is made in the form prescribed by the law applicable to the content of the act, by the law of the place where the property which is the subject of the act is situated when the act is concluded or by the law of the domicile of one of the parties when the act is concluded.
A testamentary provision may also be made in the form prescribed by the law of the domicile or nationality of the testator either at the time he made the disposition or at the time of his death.
3109. The form of a juridical act is governed by the law of the place where it is entered into.
A juridical act is nevertheless valid if it is made in the form prescribed by the law applicable to the content of the act, by the law of the place where the property which is the object of the act is situated when the act is concluded or by the law of the domicile of one of the parties when the act is concluded.
A testamentary disposition may also be made in the form prescribed by the law of the domicile or nationality of the testator either at the time he made the disposition or at the time of his death.
3109. The form of a juridical act is governed by the law of the place where it is made.
A juridical act is nevertheless valid if it is made in the form prescribed by the law applicable to the content of the act, by the law of the place where the property which is the object of the act is situated when it is made or by the law of the domicile of one of the parties when the act is made.
A testamentary disposition may be made in the form prescribed by the law of the domicile or nationality of the testator either at the time of the disposition or at the time of his death.
