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66 THE FAMILY<br />

emphyteutic lessee of the principal family residence, or has a<br />

right of use over it, may be annulled upon application by his<br />

spouse, unless the spouse has ratified that act.<br />

61 The declaration of residence is made by either consort in<br />

the form of a notarial instrument en minute.<br />

It contains the information necessary for registration.<br />

62 The registration of a declaration of residence is cancelled,<br />

at the request of any interested person, in the cases<br />

provided for in Article 96 of the Book on Publication of<br />

Rights.<br />

63 The court orders the registration of a declaration of<br />

residence cancelled in the cases provided for in Article 99 of<br />

the Book on Publication of Rights.<br />

64 In the case of separation as to bed and board, divorce or<br />

annulment of marriage, the court, according to the conditions<br />

it deems reasonable, may attribute the lease of the principal<br />

family residence to the spouse of the lessee.<br />

The attribution may be invoked against the lessor as<br />

soon as a final judgment is served upon him, without prejudice<br />

to his rights against the original lessee, until the expiry of the<br />

term agreed upon or provided by law.<br />

65 When the immoveable used as the principal family<br />

residence is one upon which either consort or both consorts<br />

have a right of ownership, the court, upon dissolution of the<br />

matrimonial regime by death, divorce, separation as to bed<br />

and board or annulment of the marriage, may attribute, on<br />

conditions which it determines, the right of ownership or<br />

habitation to either consort or, in the case of death, to the<br />

survivor, upon payment of compensation if need be.<br />

66 When the family residence cannot be suitably relocated,<br />

the consort vested with the right by which the principal family

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