#2026-286Decree No. 2026-286 of April 16, 2026 on the Statute of Limitations for Property Actions in Mayotte
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This law extends a ten-year statute of limitations to certain property claims in Mayotte relative to acts before April 2024. Affected individuals can challenge claims to stop the limitation period. It requires information about these changes to be widely published for two years on various official websites and noticeboards.
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Key Changes
- Extends a ten-year statute of limitations for property claims in Mayotte
- Provides a mechanism for individuals to dispute claims and halt the limitation period
- Mandates widespread publication of information on official platforms for two years
Obligations
What this law requires
The Ministry of Overseas and the Ministry of Justice must publish a communiqué on their websites for two years following the decree's publication.
The Ministry of Overseas and the Ministry of Justice must publish a notice on their websites regarding the ten-year statute of limitations on certain property claims in Mayotte.
The prefecture, Department-Region, municipalities, and public interest group in Mayotte must publish a communiqué on their websites for two years following the decree's publication.
The prefecture of Mayotte must publish a notice on its website regarding the ten-year statute of limitations on certain property claims.
The prefecture, Department-Region, municipalities, and public interest group in Mayotte must post the communiqué in their offices for two years following the decree's publication.