Summary proceedings may be brought in particular in the following cases:

a.⁹¹

Law of persons:

1.

fixing a time limit for legal transactions by minors or persons subject to a general deputyship (Art. 19a CC⁹²),

2.

right of reply (Art. 28l CC),

3.

declaration of presumed death (Art. 35–38 CC),

4.

rectification of the civil status registry (Art. 42 CC);

b.⁹³

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c.

Law of succession:

1.

acceptance of an oral will (Art. 507 CC),

2.

provision of security when inheriting from a person presumed dead (Art. 546 CC),

3.

deferring the division of the estate and ordering measures to secure the claims of the co-heirs towards an insolvent heir (Art. 604 para. 2 and 3 CC);

d.

Property law:

1.

measures to preserve the value and the serviceability of an object in joint property (Art. 647 para. 2 no. 1 CC),

2.

registration of real titles in case of extraordinary adverse possession (Art. 662 CC),

3.

dismissal of an objection to the disposal of a condominium unit (Art. 712c para. 3 CC),

4.

appointment and removal of the condominium administrator (Art. 712q and 712r CC),

5.

provisional registration of statutory mortgages (Art. 712i, 712d, 779k and 837–839 CC),

6.

setting a deadline to provide security and order the dispossession in case of usufruct (Art. 760 and 762 CC),

7.

ordering the liquidation of debts in a usufructuary estate (Art. 766 CC),

8.

measures in favour of the creditor to protect the value of the real estate security interest (Art. 808 para. 1 and 2 and Art. 809–811 CC),

9.⁹⁴

appointing an authorised agent on the issue of a mortgage certificate (Art. 850 para. 3 CC),

10.⁹⁵

cancellation of a mortgage certificate (Art. 856 and 865 CC),

11.

noting of restrictions on powers of disposal and provisional entries in disputed cases (Art. 960 para. 1 sec. 1, 961 para. 1 sec. 1 and 966 para. 2 CC).