Article 1590
…its each of the contracting parties is master to dispose of them, He who gave them, by losing them, And he who received them, by returning double.
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…its each of the contracting parties is master to dispose of them, He who gave them, by losing them, And he who received them, by returning double.
The provisions of the preceding articles shall not prevent a clause in the partition, without prejudice to the rights of third parties, from obliging either spouse to pay a proportion of debts other t…
…ngs sold are at the seller's risk until they are weighed, counted or measured; but the buyer may demand either their delivery or damages, if any, in the event of non-performance of the undertaking.
…romise of sale is equivalent to a sale when there is mutual consent by both parties to the property and the price. If this promise applies to land already subdivided or to be subdivided, its acceptanc…
He has no recourse against the creditor for this excess, unless the receipt expresses that he intends to pay only up to the limit of his obligation.
A sale is an agreement by which one party undertakes to deliver a thing, and the other to pay for it. It may be made by deed or by private agreement.
A sale made on a trial basis is always presumed to be made under a suspensive condition.
It may, however, be left to the estimate of a third party; if the third party is unwilling or unable to make the estimate, there is no sale, unless the estimate is made by another third party.
It is perfected between the parties, and ownership is acquired by operation of law by the buyer as against the seller, as soon as the thing and the price have been agreed, even though the thing has no…
With regard to wine, oil, and other things that it is customary to taste before making a purchase, there is no sale until the buyer has tasted and approved them.
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