In a contract concluded between persons who are in the same State, a natural person who would have capacity under the substantive provisions of the law of that State may invoke his incapacity resulting from the substantive provisions of another law only if the other party to the contract was aware or should have been aware of this incapacity at the time of the conclusion of the contract. This does not apply to legal transactions under family law and the law of succession neither to dispositions relating to immovable property situated in another State.
CHAPTER 3
FAMILY LAW