1. Ordinary Law of Civil Procedure

The distinction between movable and immovable actions depends on the subject of the right: if it concerns a movable right, the action is movable; if it concerns an immovable right, the action is immovable. The movable or immovable nature of a right is determined by Title I of Book II of the Civil Code relating to the distinction of property (Articles 516 to 536 Civil Code). In particular, an actio …