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What can a legal fact be proven by according to Article 212?

It can be proven by confession, document, witness, presumption, or expertise.

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What invalidates a confession according to Article 213?

A confession is invalid if it comes from someone incapable of disposing of the right related to the confessed facts.

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What makes a confession irrevocable according to Article 214?

Confessions are irrevocable but can be annulled due to factual error or coercion.

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What is a public deed as per Article 215?

A public deed, drawn up by a notary, is a document endowed with public faith, providing full proof.

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What should a public deed contain according to Article 215, § 1?

It should contain date and location, identification of parties, their details, clear manifestation of intention, legal compliance, declaration of reading, and signatures.

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What is required if a participant cannot write according to Article 215, § 2?

Another capable person may sign on their behalf at their request.

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What is the language requirement for a public deed as mentioned in Article 215, § 3?

The deed must be written in the national language.

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What happens if a participant does not speak the national language according to Article 215, § 4?

A public translator must be present to serve as an interpreter.

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What is required for the identification of an unknown participant according to Article 215, § 5?

At least two witnesses who know the person must attest to their identity.

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Who must recognize the identity and capacity of the parties in a public deed?

The notary must recognize the identity and capacity of the parties and attendees.