Article 1723
The lessor may not, during the term of the lease, change the form of the thing leased.
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The lessor may not, during the term of the lease, change the form of the thing leased.
The indemnity will be settled by experts, if it concerns manufactures, factories, or other establishments that require large advances.
Tenants may not be evicted until they have been paid by the landlord or, failing that, by the new purchaser, the damages explained above.
…ther in writing or verbally, except that, in the case of rural property, the special rules for farm and share leases shall apply..
If, on the other hand, the tenant or farmer has been disturbed in their enjoyment as a result of an action concerning the ownership of the land, they shall be entitled to a proportionate reduction on…
…part of the thing, or to suffer the exercise of any easement, he must call the lessor as guarantor, and must be put out of action, if he so requires, by naming the lessor for whom he owns.
Where notice has been served, the lessee, even though he has continued to enjoy the lease, cannot invoke tacit renewal.
If the lessor sells the leased property, the purchaser may not evict the farmer, sharecropper or lessee who has an authentic lease or one whose date is certain.He may, however, evict the lessee of non…
If the lease was made without writing, one of the parties may only give notice to the other by observing the time limits set by the use of the premises.
The contract of lease is not terminated by the death of the lessor or the lessee.
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