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BGB 188. 2 A period of time specified by weeks , by months or by a duration of time comprising more than one month - year , half-year , quarter - ends , in the case of section 187 ( 1 ) , on the expiry of the day of the last week or of the last month which , in its designation or its number , corresponds to the day on which the event or the point of time occurs , or in the case of section 187 ( 2 ) , on the expiry of the day of the last week or of the last month that precedes the day which corresponds in designation or number to the first day of the period of time .
BGB 1179a. 5 If the creditor of a mortgage has a claim to deletion under the above provisions , it may be agreed that the exclusion of this claim is part of the contents of the mortgage ; the exclusion may be restricted to a specific case of merger . The exclusion is to be stated in the Land Register with a designation of the mortgages which are wholly or partially exempted from the claim for deletion ; if the exclusion has not been agreed for every case of merger , then , in order to define specifically the cases involved , reference may be made to the approval of registration . If the exclusion is cancelled , no claims for deletion arise from this for mergers which existed only prior to the cancellation .
BGB 1562. 2 If a change of the matrimonial property regime is entered , the notice must be restricted to the designation of the matrimonial property regime and , where this is defined differently from the statutory provisions , to a general designation of the difference .
BGB 1617. 1 If the parents have no family name and if they have joint parental custody , then , by declaration to the registry of births , deaths and marriages , they designate the name that the father or the mother has at the time of the declaration as the birth name of the child . A declaration made after the recording of the birth must be notarially certified . The designation made by the parents also applies for their further children .