Spousal Annuity Payment Upheld Based on Financial Assessment
France (FR)
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAThe Supreme Court rejected an appeal concerning a decision by the Court of Appeal that ordered one spouse to pay the other a compensatory allowance in the form of an annuity, reasoning that the appellate court, by imposing an annuity rather than a lump sum, implicitly determined that the obligor spouse's assets were insufficient to permit payment in capital, thereby upholding the judgment based on the assessment of the obligor's financial situation under the relevant organizational code article.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IASpousal Annuity Payment Upheld Based on Financial Assessment: The Supreme Court rejected an appeal concerning a decision by the Court of Appeal that ordered one spouse to pay the other a compensatory allowance in the form of an annuity, reasoning that the appellate court, by imposing an annuity rather than a lump sum, implicitly determined that the obligor spouse's assets were insufficient to permit payment in capital, thereby upholding the judgment based on the assessment of the obligor's financial situation under the relevant organizational code article.
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SUR LE MOYEN UNIQUE :
VU L'ARTICLE L131-6 DU CODE DE L'ORGANISATION JUDICIAIRE ;
ATTENDU QU'EN CONDAMNANT B. A. A VERSER UNE PRESTATION COMPENSATOIRE SOUS FORME DE RENTE, LA COUR D'APPEL A NECESSAIREMENT ESTIME QUE LA CONSISTANCE DES BIENS DE L'EPOUX NE PERMETTAIT PAS DE DONNER A LA PRESTATION LA FORME D'UN CAPITAL ; D'OU IL SUIT QUE LE MOYEN N'EST PAS FONDE ;
PAR CES MOTIFS :
REJETTE LE POURVOI FORME CONTRE L'ARRET RENDU LE 11 MARS 1980 PAR LA COUR D'APPEL DE MONTPELLIER.