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Showing 1551–1560 of 62298 articles for “Art. 1231-1 et 1231-5 · CA Versailles 20 April 1995 · Cass. 2e civ. 10 July 2003 · Cass. 1re civ. 11 September 2013 n° 12-24.812”
Where the contract is concluded for an indefinite period, either party may terminate it at any time, subject to compliance with the contractual notice period or, failing this, a reasonable period.
One is liable not only for the damage caused by one's own act, but also for that caused by the act of persons for whom one is answerable, or of things in one's custody. However, a person who holds, in…
Acceptance may come from the beneficiary or, after his or her death, from his or her heirs. It may be express or tacit. It may occur even after the death of the stipulator or promisor.
Everyone is liable for damage caused not only by their own actions, but also by their negligence or imprudence.
Any person responsible for ecological damage is obliged to make reparation for it.
Action for compensation for ecological damage is open to any person with standing and an interest in bringing an action, such as the State, the French Biodiversity Office, local authorities and their…
The stipulator may himself require the promisor to fulfil his commitment to the beneficiary.
Where the contract is concluded for a fixed term, each party must perform it until its term. No one may require renewal of the contract.
When, on expiry of the term of a fixed-term contract, the contracting parties continue to perform their obligations under the contract, the contract is tacitly renewed. This has the same effect as ren…
You can only make a commitment in your own name for yourself.
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