The 45-year-old lawyer signed a '
viager' deal in 1965 to pay her [pounds sterling]250-a-month while she was still living in the property.
Buying apartments in this fashion, called "en
viager," or "for life," is common in France.
(23) The program vente en
viager, for example, combines the sale of an elderly person's home with their right to live in it (or receive rent) until their death.
Le premier sens retenu etant celui << qui est d'une duree illimitee >>; le second sens refere, nous semble-t-il, plus particulierement a l'imprescriptibilite de la propriete << qui ne s'eteint pas par le non-usage >>; et enfin, le troisieme sens refere a la duree de vie humaine, au caractere <<
viager >> d'une technique (ibid).
Rente
Viager is a typical ownership conversion reverse mortgage in France.
It transpires that Mathias cannot sell the apartment until Mathilde, the sitting tenant, dies because of an ancient property rule of "
viager", which also stipulates that he must pay her a monthly fee of 2,400 euros.
stars It transpires that Mathias cannot sell the apartment until Mathilde, the sitting tenant, dies because of an ancient property rule of "
viager", which also stipulates that he must pay her a monthly fee of 2,400 euros.
It transpires that Mathias cannot sell the apartment until Mathilde, the sitting cannot sell the apartment until Mathilde, the sitting tenant, dies because of an ancient property rule of tenant, dies because of an ancient property rule of "
viager", which also stipulates that he must pay her a "
viager", which also stipulates that he must pay her a monthly fee of 2,400 euros.
Mathilde (Maggie Smith) is living under a
viager (pron.
French law permits a real-estate agreement called a
viager, in which a seller is allowed to remain in his or her house or apartment for life, in exchange for a lump sum and regular payments from the buyer.
Le << life estate pur sa vie >> ou << pur autre vie >> est devenu le domaine
viager pour sa vie ou pour autre vie.
