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From Reference Codes Japanese CC
JAPANESE CIVIL CODE OF 1896
- Based on the English Translation by: J. E. de Becker (1909 – 1910). Annotated Civil Code of Japan. London: Butterworth & Co. [Available on Google Books and Archive.org: Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, Volume 4]
- "INDEX TO ARTICLES" in his another work offers additional information: J. E. de Becker (1921). The Principles and Practice of Civil Code of Japan. London: Butterworth & Co. [Available on Archive.org]
BOOK I. GENERAL PRINCIPLES.
Chapter IV. Juristic Acts.
Title I. General Provisions.
Article 90.
- A juristic act whose object is a matter contrary to public order or good manners and customs, is void.
《References by de Becker》
- (none)
Article 91.
- When the parties to a legal act have expressed an intention different to the provisions of laws or ordinances which do not relate to public order, such intention must be followed.
《References by de Becker》
- (none)
Article 92.
- In case there is a custom different from the provisions of laws and ordinances not relating to public order, if it is recognized that the parties to a juristic act intended to conform thereto, such custom is to be followed.
《References by de Becker》
- (none)
