Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
If any provision of the premarital contract is contrary to public order or good morals or specifies the application of a foreign law in regard to their property, such provision is void.
Section1466.A premarital contract is void if the agreements forming it are not recorded in the marriage register at the same time as the registration of the marriage or are not made in writing signed by the spouses and by at least two witnesses and annexed to the marriage register with a note made in the marriage register at the same time as the registration of the marriage, indicating the annexation of the contract.
Section1467.After the marriage, the premarital contract shall not be modified or revoked, save where it is permitted by a court.
Once a court has given a final order permitting the modification or revocation of a premarital contract, the court shall notify the marriage registrar to record it in the marriage register.
Section1468.No provision of a premarital contract shall affect the rights of a third party who acts in good faith, irrespective of whether or not it has been modified or revoked by virtue of a court order.
Section1469.Any contract on property made by a husband and wife whilst being husband and wife may be rescinded by either of them
