Federal Civil Code of the United States of Mexico - Transitory Articles
MEXICO'S CIVIL CODE
TRANSIENT
Article One .- This Code shall take effect on 1. October 1932.
Article Two .- Its provisions govern the legal effects of acts prior to their term, their implementation do not violate rights.
Article Three .- The
legal capacity of persons is governed by the provisions of this Code,
even when you modify or remove previously enjoyed, but the acts
accomplished by people who can stand firm, even when they become unable
under the present law.
Article Four .- Property
acquired before the validity of the Family Relations Act for marriages
under the rule of law society, constitute a co-ownership of spouses, if
society is not settled as provided in article 4., Transient, the Act,
the company ceased to have effect since that law came into force.
Article Five .- Guardians
and trustees already appointed, ensuring portability in accordance with
the provisions of this Code within six months after entry into force,
otherwise they are removed from office if they do not.
Article Six .- The
provisions of this Code shall apply to periods that are rushing to
prescribe, make no statements, presumptions of death or for any other
legal act, but the time is counted upwards or downwards in the same
proportion that is increased or the new deadline set down by this Law.
Article Seven .- The
former Civil Code provisions on Public Record and Regulations continue
to apply in everything not contrary to the warnings of this Code, until
the new regulation is issued from the Public Registry.
Article Eight .- Contracts antichresis census and held under the rule of law above, will continue subject to the provisions of that legislation.
Dowry and security will be governed by the provisions of the law under which was constituted and the terms of the contract for.
Article Nine .- Civil
law is repealed earlier, but continue to apply special federal laws
that regulate civil matters and the provisions of Civil Code foregoing
that the present statute expressly orders that remain in force.
Therefore, control print, publish, circulate and give the proper compliance.
Given at the Palace of the federal executive in Mexico on the thirtieth day of August 1928. - P. Elias Calles.- Signature .- The Secretary of State and the Office of Government Emilio Portes Gil.- Signature .- Al C. Lic Emilio Portes GilSecretary of State and the Office of Government .- Present.
I communicate to you for publication and other purposes .- Effective Suffrage. No Re-election.
Mexico, August 30, 1928. - The Secretary of State and the Office of Government Emilio Portes Gil.- Signature.
ARTICLES REFORM ARTS. TRANSIENT
DECREE
amending, supplementing or repealing certain provisions of the Civil
Code of the Federal District in common matters, and for the Republic in
federal Code of Civil Procedure for the Federal District and Federal
Consumer Protection.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on July 21 of 1993
ARTICLE ONE .- The
articles are amended 2398, second paragraph; 2406, 2412, Section I,
2447, 2448, 2448-B, 2448-C 2448-J, 2448-K, 2478, 2484, 2487, 2489,
section I, and 2490; Article 2489 is added to fractions IV and V, and
repealing the 2407 articles, 2448-D, second paragraph, 2448-I, 2448-L,
2449, 2450, 2451, 2452, 2453, 2485, 2486, 2488; 2491, 2494, and 3042,
last paragraph of the Civil Code of the Federal District on Ordinary
Matters and for the Republic in Federal Matters, to read as follows:
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TRANSIENT
FIRST .- The provisions of this decree shall come into force on October 19, 1998, except as provided by the following transitional.
SECOND .- The provisions of this Decree shall apply from 19 October 1993, only in the case of property:
I. - Are not leased to October 19, 1993;
II .- Are leased to October 19, 1993, provided they are for uses other than housing, or
III .- Its construction is new, provided that notice of termination is after October 19, 1993.
THIRD .- The
judgments and judicial and administrative proceedings currently
pending, and shall begin before October 19, 1998 derived from leases of
property for room and its extensions that are not in the circumstances
set out in the previous transition is governed to conclusion by the
provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure for the Federal District and
the Federal Consumer Protection in effect prior to October 19, 1993.
Mexico, D.F., to July 14, 1993 .- Dip. Juan Ramiro Robledo RuizPresident .- Sen. Mauricio Valdes RodriguezPresident .- Dip. Luis Moreno BustamanteSecretary .- Sen. Salinas Gustavo Iñiguez, Secretary .- Headings. "
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the Federal
Executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, on the nineteenth day of
July 1993 .- Carlos Salinas de Gortari.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Jose Patrocinio Gonzalez Blanco Garrido.- Signature.
DECREE
amending transient Miscellaneous items for reforming the Civil Code of
the Federal District in common matters and for the entire Federal
Republic regarding the Code of Civil Procedure of the Federal District
and the Federal Protection Consumer, published on July 21, 1993.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on September 23 1993
Sole Article .- The
articles are amended by the Miscellaneous transient is reforming the
Civil Code of the Federal District in common matters and for the entire
Federal Republic regarding the Code of Civil Procedure for the Federal
District and the Federal Consumer Protection, published in the Official
Journal of the Federation on July 21, 1993, to read as follows:
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TRANSITIONAL
UNICO .- This Decree shall enter into force on October 19, 1993.
Mexico, D. F., on September 11, 1993 .- Dip. Rodolfo Echeverria RuizPresident .- Sen. Humberto A. Gil LugoPresident .- Dip. Florencio Salazar AdameSecretary .- Sen. RSmoked Serrano amon, Secretary .- Headings. "
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the Federal
Executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, the seventeenth day of
September of 1993 .- Carlos Salinas de Gortari.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Jose Patrocinio Gonzalez Blanco Garrido.- Signature.
Decree
that amends, adds and repeals various provisions of the Civil Code of
the Federal District in common matters, and for the Republic in federal
matters, the Code of Civil Procedure for the Federal District, the
Notarial Law for the Federal District and Organic Law of the Federal
District.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on January 6, 1994
ARTICLE ONE .- 1500
articles are amended section III, 1503, 1511 to 1514, 1517, 1518, 1519,
2555 and 2556 fraction II, fraction IV are added to Article 1500, a
Chapter III-Bis to Title III of Book Three and a 1549 article -Bis and
repealing sections 174, 175 and 1515 of the Civil Code of the Federal
District on Ordinary Matters and for the Republic in Federal Matters, to
read as follows:
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TRANSIENT
FIRST .- This Decree shall enter into force on the day following its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
SECOND .- All
references in the Notarial Law for the Federal District, the Federal
District shall be to the authorities of the Federal District on the
authoritative book and folio, folios will be made, and when making
reference to marginal notes means additional notes.
THIRD .-
Notaries should begin to form the protocol under the new system of
pages later than the 1st day. May 1994. Within that term, may authorize
notaries needed books. After that time, notaries settle the reason for
termination of each book after the last past writing and cancel unused
sheets, if any.
FOURTH .- The
numbering of the instruments with which every notary shall initiate the
use of the protocol referred to these reforms, will continue to last
instrument settled in the books that will be used.
FIFTH .- The pages of the Special Open Protocol currently in use, will be used by notaries until they are completed.
SIXTH .- In
cases where prior to the entry into force of this Decree, have issued
deeds of acquisition of property referred to Article 1549-bis of the
Civil Code, the owners may institute one or more legatees under the
terms that article.
Mexico, D.F., to December 17, 1993 .- Sen. Eduardo Robledo RinconPresident .- Dip. Valdez Gonzalo CedilloPresident .- Sen. Israel Soberanis NoguedaSecretary .- Dip. Sergio Gonzalez Santa Cruz, Secretary .- Headings. "
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the Federal
Executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal on the twenty days of
December 1993 .- Carlos Salinas de Gortari.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Jose Patrocinio Gonzalez Blanco Garrido.- Signature.
Decree
that amends, adds and repeals several articles of the Penal Code for
the Federal District on Ordinary Matters and for the Republic in Federal
Matters of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure, Code of Criminal
Procedure for the Federal District, Amparo Regulatory Act of articles
103 and 107 of the Constitution of the United Mexican States, the
International Extradition Law, the Civil Code for the Federal District
on Ordinary Matters and for the Republic in Federal Matters of Law
Federal Accountability of Public Servants of the Organic Law of the
Federal Tax Court, the Law on Administrative Disputes Tribunal of the
Federal District of the Federal Law to Prevent and Punish Torture and
the Law of Budget, Accounting and Federal Public Spending and the Law on
the Judiciary of the Federation.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on January 10, 1994
SIXTH ARTICLE .- The Civil Code for the Federal District in Ordinary Matters and for the entire Federal Republic in reformed items first and second paragraphs 1916, 1927 and 1928 to read as follows:
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TRANSIENT
FIRST .- This Decree shall enter into force on February 1994.
SECOND .- With
regard to the procedures followed for crimes against health, initiated
before the effective date hereof shall continue in terms of the new
provisions of the decree, although these numbers have changed.
THIRD .- People
who have committed a crime, including those charged or convicted, prior
to the entry into force of this Decree, shall apply the provisions of
the Penal Code in force at the time it was committed, without prejudice
to the application, where appropriate, the provisions of Article 56 of
the Code.
FOURTH .- Repealing all provisions contrary to this Decree.
Mexico, D. F., to December 21, 1993 .- Dip. Cuauhtémoc López SánchezPresident .- Sen. Eduardo Robledo RinconPresident .- Dip. Sergio Gonzalez Santa CruzSecretary .- Sen. Melgar Antonio Aranda, Secretary .- Headings. "
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the Federal
Executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal on the twenty days of
December 1993 .- Carlos Salinas de Gortari.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Jose Patrocinio Gonzalez Blanco Garrido.- Signature.
Errata
to the Decree that amends, adds and repeals several articles of the
Penal Code for the Federal District on Ordinary Matters and for the
Republic in Federal Matters of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure,
Code of Criminal Procedure for the Federal District, the Regulatory Law
of Protection of Articles 103 and 107 of the Constitution of the United
Mexican States, the International Extradition Law, the Civil Code for
the Federal District on Ordinary Matters and for the Republic in Federal
Matters of the Federal Law of Responsibilities of Public Servants of
the Organic Law of the Federal Tax Court, the Law on Administrative
Disputes Tribunal of the Federal District of the Federal Law to Prevent
and Punish Torture and the Law of Budget, Accounting and Federal Public
Spending and the Law on the Judiciary of the Federation, published
January 10, 1994.
Published in the Federal Official Journal on 1 February 1994
DECREE by
amending, supplementing or repealing certain provisions of the Code of
Civil Procedure for the Federal District of the National Finance Law,
the Commercial Code, the General Law on Negotiable Instruments and
Credit Operations, and Civil Code the Federal District in Ordinary
Matters and for the Republic in Federal Matters.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on May 24, 1996
ARTICLE FIVE .-
Amended article 750, paragraph XIII, and adding a third and fourth
paragraphs of Article 2926, Civil Code for the Federal District in
common matters, and for the Republic in federal matters, to read as
follows:
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TRANSIENT
FIRST .- The reforms provided for in Article 1. and 3. of this decree shall enter into force sixty days after its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation
and shall not apply to any person who has contracted credits prior to
the entry into force of this decree. Nor shall apply in the case of the
renewal or restructuring of loans taken prior to the entry into force of
this decree.
SECOND .-
The planned reform in the second article shall enter into force at the
same time that the legislation in the High Court of Justice of the
Federal District to regulate the functioning of the Administration of
Justice Fund for the City.
THIRD .- The reform provided for in article IV shall enter into force on the day following its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation
and shall apply to trusts that are held after the entry into force, and
without these trusts could be instrumental in novar loans taken prior
to the entry into force of this decree.
FOURTH .- The reforms provided for in article five shall enter into force the day following its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
Mexico, D.F., to April 29, 1996 .- Sen. German Miguel VelascoPresident .- Dip. Ma Claudia Llanes EsquedaPresident .- Sen. Raul Juarez ValenciaSecretary .- Dip. Jesus Carlos Hernandez Martinez, Secretary .- Headings. "
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the Federal
Executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal on the twenty day of May in
the year 1996 .- Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Emilio Chuayffet Chemor.- Signature.
DECREE
amending, supplementing or repealing certain provisions of the Federal
Administrative Procedure Act, the Federal Law on Metrology and
Standardization, the Mining Law, the Foreign Investment Law, the General
Law of Commercial Companies and Civil Code of the Federal District in
common matters, and for the Republic in federal matters.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on December 24, 1996
ARTICLE SIX .- It reform Section II of Article 3.071 and repealing
Articles 28 Bis, 2.737 and 2.738 of the Civil Code of the Federal
District in common matters, and for the Republic in federal matters, to
read as follows:
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TRANSIENT
FIRST .- This Decree shall enter into force on the day following its publication in the Official Journal of the FederationExcept as provided in the following article.
SECOND .-
The second paragraph of Article 10 A of the Foreign Investment Law
shall enter into force thirty days following the date of publication of
this Decree in Official Journal of the Federation. In this period shall publish the list referred to in that provision.
Mexico, D.F., to December 10, 1996 .- Sen. Laura Pavón Jaramillo, President .- Dip. Amadeo Flores Felipe EspinosaPresident .- Sen. Angel Valley VenturaSecretary .- Dip. Carlos Núñez Hurtado, Secretary. "
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the Federal
Executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, the eighteenth day of
December 1996 .- Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Emilio Chuayffet Chemor.- Signature.
DECREE
amending, supplementing and repealing various provisions of the Civil
Code of the Federal District on Ordinary Matters and for the Republic in
Federal Matters, the Code of Civil Procedure for the Federal District
Penal Code for the Federal District in Matters of Common Law and for the
Republic in Federal Matters and the Code of Criminal Procedure for the
Federal District.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on December 30, 1997
ARTICLE ONE .- Are
amended Articles 282, first paragraph, 283; the name of Title VI of
Book I, 411, 414, 416-418, 422, 423, 444, first paragraph, section I,
492-494, and 1316, first paragraph, Section VII, the fractions are added
to Article XIX and XX 267; a fraction VII Article 282, a sixth chapter
to Title III of Book I, Articles 323 bis and 323 ter; fractions V and VI
of Article 444, 444 bis and Section XII of Article 1316, and repealing
Article 415 of the Civil Code of the Federal District in common matters,
and for the Republic in federal matters, to read as follows:
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TRANSIENT
FIRST .- This Decree shall enter into force thirty days after its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
SECOND .-
The civil proceedings that are pending the entry into force of this
Decree, shall be dealt with and resolved in accordance with the
provisions in force at the time of its inception.
Mexico, D.F., to December 13, 1997 .- Dip. Juan Cruz MartinezPresident .- Sen. Heladio Ramirez LopezPresident .- Dip. José Antonio Álvarez HernándezSecretary .- Sen. Gilberto Gutierrez Quiroz, Secretary .- Headings".
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the Federal
Executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal the twenty-sixth day of
December 1997 .- Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Emilio Chuayffet Chemor.- Signature.
Decree
amending and supplementing the Civil Code for the Federal District in
common matters and for the Republic at the federal and the Code of Civil
Procedure for the Federal District.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on May 28, 1998
ARTICLE FIRST .- REFORM Articles
86, 87, 88, 133, 157, 295, 390, subparagraphs I to III, 391; 394, 395,
second paragraph, 397, last paragraph, 402, 403, 404, 405, first
paragraph, 1612, 1613; and 1620, and BE ADDED Articles 293, a
second paragraph, 397, with the fraction V; 405, with the fraction III,
410 A, 410 B, 410 C, 410 D, 410 E and 410 F as well as four sections of
Chapter V of Title VII of Book I, all of the Civil Code of the Federal
District in common matters, and for the Republic in federal matters, to
read as follows:
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TRANSIENT
FIRST .- This Decree shall enter into force on the day following its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
SECOND .- Adoptions
that are pending on the date of publication of these reforms will be
resolved in accordance with the provisions in force before the
publication of this Decree.
However,
if the currently pending adoptions will any of the adopter to get full
adoption, may follow the procedure established by this Decree.
Adoptions
made before the entry into force of this Decree may be converted to
full, in accordance with the requirements and procedures established by
this Decree.
Mexico, D.F., to April 28, 1998 .- Sen. Dionisio Perez JacomePresident .- Dip. Aurora Lopez BazanPresident .- Sen. José Luis Medina AguiarSecretary .- Dip. Teresa Núñez Casas, Secretary .- Headings".
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the Federal
Executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal , on the twenty day of May
1998 .- Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Francisco Labastida Ochoa.- Signature.
Decree
to amend sections are different for transient amending, supplementing
or repealing certain provisions of the Civil Code of the Federal
District in common matters, and for the Republic in federal Code of
Civil Procedure for the District Federal and the Federal Consumer
Protection, published in the Official Journal of the Federation on July
21, 1993.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on October 19, 1998
ARTICLE ONE .- Items
are reformed first and third transient Decree amending, supplementing
or repealing certain provisions of the Civil Code of the Federal
District in common matters and for the Republic in federal matters, the
Code of Civil Procedure for the Federal District and Federal Law of
Consumer Protection, published in Official Journal of the Federation on July 21, 1993 and modified by varying the September 23, 1993, to read as follows:
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TRANSITIONAL
UNICO .- This Decree shall enter into force on the day of its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
Mexico, D.F. to October 15, 1998 .- Sen. Juan Ramiro Robledo RuizPresident .- Dip. Joaquín Montaño YamuniPresident .- Sen. Hector Gonzalez XimenezSecretary .- Dip. Antonio Fernandez Adalberto Balderrama, Secretary .- Headings".
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the Embassy of the United Mexican
States in the City of London of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, on
the sixteenth day of October 1998 .- Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León.- Signature.
Endorsed by the Secretary of the Interior, Francisco Labastida OchoaIn Mexico City, Federal District, on the fifteenth day of October 1998 .- Signature.
Decree
amending and supplementing various provisions of the Civil Code of the
Federal District on Ordinary Matters and for the entire Federal Republic
in the Federal Code of Civil Procedure, Commercial Code and the Federal
Consumer Protection.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on May 29, 2000
TRANSIENT
First.- This Decree shall enter into force on the nine days following its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
Second.- References
in other provisions of federal character made to the Civil Code of the
Federal District on Ordinary Matters and for the Republic in Federal
Matters, shall be referred to the Federal Civil Code.
These
reforms did not involve any change to the laws applicable in civil
matters for the Federal District, so continue to apply to the local
level of the entity each and every one of the provisions of the Civil
Code of the Federal District on Ordinary Matters and for the entire
Federal Republic in force at the entry into force of this Decree.
Third.- Automated
operation of the Public Registry of Commerce under the provisions of
this Decree shall be initiated no later than November 30, 2000.
To
this end, the Ministry of Trade and Industry will provide each of the
responsible office of the Public Registry of Commerce, from the entry
into force of this Act no later than August 31, 2000, the program
automated registration computer system referred to in this Decree, the
technical assistance and training, as well as strategies for
implementation in accordance with the relevant agreements.
Fourth.- As
the relevant regulation is issued, shall continue to apply the chapters
I to IV and VII of Title II of the Regulations of the Public Registry
of Commerce, published in the Official Journal of the Federation on
January 22, 1979, in what does not oppose the provisions of this Decree.
Fifth.- The
capture of the historical Public Registry of Commerce shall be
completed in terms of the coordination arrangements set out in Article
18 of the Code of Commerce referred to this Decree, no later than
December 31, 2004.
Note: As amended by decree published in the Official Journal of the Federation on June 13, 2003. |
Sixth.- The
Secretariat, in coordination with state governments, will determine the
procedures for receipt of records of commercial acts to date of entry
into force of this Decree effected trades in mortgages and judges of
first instance of common order, and integration mechanisms to the
central database and located in the states. This receipt must occur
within one hundred eighty days from the entry into force of this Decree.
Seventh.- Applications
for registration of commercial acts in the Public Registry of Commerce
and the defenses started before the entry into force of this Decree,
shall be dealt with and resolved, until its final conclusion, according
to the provisions that were applicable at the time to initiate or
intervene.
Eighth.- The
Secretariat shall publish in the Official Journal of the Federation
guidelines and formats to which Articles 18 and 20, are amended by
virtue of this Decree, within a period of ninety days from the date of
entry into force.
Mexico, D.F., to April 29, 2000 .- Dip. Francisco José Paoli BolioPresident .- Sen. Dionisio Perez Jacome, Acting Vice President .- Dip. Marta Laura Carranza AguayoSecretary .- Sen. Raul Juarez Valencia, Secretary .- Headings. "
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the Federal
Executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal on the twenty day of May two
thousand .- Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Diodoro Carrasco Altamirano.- Signature.
DECREE
amending article five transient decree amending and supplementing
various provisions of the Civil Code of the Federal District on Ordinary
Matters and for the entire Federal Republic in the Federal Code of
Civil Procedure Code Commerce and the Federal Consumer Protection,
published May 29, 2000.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on June 13, 2003
ARTICLE ONE:
Amend Article Fifth transient decree amending and adding various
provisions of the Civil Code of the Federal District in and for the
entire Federal Republic in respect of the Federal Code of Civil
Procedure, Commercial Code and the Federal Consumer Protection,
published in Official Journal of the Federation on May 29, 2000 to read as follows:
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TRANSITIONAL
ONLY. This Decree shall enter into force on the day following its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
Mexico, D.F., to April 29, 2003 .- Dip. Armando Salinas TorrePresident .- Sen. Enrique Jackson RamírezPresident .- Dip. Cerezo Adela BautistaSecretary .- Sen. Sara I. Cortés Castellanos, Secretary .- Headings".
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the federal
executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal , on the tenth day of June
two thousand and three .- Vicente Fox Quesada.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Santiago Creel Miranda.- Signature.
Responsibility Act of the State.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on December 31, 2004
ARTICLE ONE .- .........
ARTICLE TWO .- .........
ARTICLE THREE .- Repealing Article 1927 of the Federal Civil Code, to read as follows:
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TRANSIENT
FIRST.- This Act shall come into force on 1. January 2005.
SECOND .-
The matters are pending in the federal public entities, relating to
compensation to individuals derived from administrative failures that
have committed public servants will be met until final completion in
accordance with the provisions applicable to the date initiated an
administrative procedure.
Mexico, D.F., to December 14, 2004 .- Dep. Manlio Fabio Beltrones RiveraPresident .- Sen. Diego Fernandez de Cevallos RamosPresident .- Dip. Marcos Morales TorresSecretary .- Sen. Sara I. Cortés Castellanos, Secretary .- Headings."
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the federal
executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal , on the thirtieth day of
December two thousand and four .- Vicente Fox Quesada.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Santiago Creel Miranda.- Signature.
DECREE repealing various provisions of the Federal Penal Code and various provisions are added to the Federal Civil Code.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on April 13, 2007
ARTICLE TWO.-
Paragraphs are added, with four fractions sixth, seventh and eighth to
Article 1916 and the third paragraph to article 1916 bis of the Federal
Civil Code, to read as follows:
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TRANSITIONAL
ONE .- This Decree shall enter into force on the day following its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
Mexico, D.F., to March 6, 2007 .- Dip. Jorge Zermeno InfantePresident .- Sen. Manlio Fabio Beltrones RiveraPresident .- Dip. Mercedes Maciel Ortiz Ma, Secretary .- Sen. Menchaca Castellanos Ludivina, Secretary .- Headings."
In
compliance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the
Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication
and observance, I issue this Decree at the residence of the federal
executive in Mexico City, Distrito Federal , on the twelfth day of April
two thousand and seven .- Felipe de Jesus Calderon Hinojosa.- Signature .- The Secretary of the Interior, Francisco Javier Ramírez Acuña.- Signature.
Decree that amends the Civil Code Article 1661 of the Federal.
Published in the Official Journal of the Federation on January 28, 2010
Sole Article .- It amends Article 1661 of the Federal Civil Code, to read as follows:
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TRANSITIONAL
One. This Decree shall enter into force on the day following its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
Mexico, D.F. to November 24, 2009 .- Dip. Francisco Javier Ramirez AcunaPresident .- Sen. Carlos Navarrete RuizPresident .- Dip. Cortez Vargas BalfreSecretary .- Sen. Adrián Rivera Pérez, Secretary .- Headings."
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