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Showing 71–80 of 4648 articles for “Art. 16 mars 1960”
The warranty that the seller owes to the purchaser has two objects: the first is the peaceful possession of the thing sold; the second, the latent defects of that thing or redhibitory defects.
If, in the case of the eviction of part of the business sold, the sale is not terminated, the value of the part of the business from which the purchaser is evicted shall be reimbursed to him according…
The other questions to which damages resulting for the purchaser from the non-performance of the sale may give rise must be decided in accordance with the general rules laid down in the title "Of cont…
The seller is not liable for defects that are apparent and of which the buyer has been able to convince himself.
If the seller knew of the defects in the thing, he is liable, in addition to restitution of the price he received for it, to the buyer for all damages.
Independently of the causes of nullity or rescission already explained in this title, and of those common to all agreements, the contract of sale may be rescinded by the exercise of the repurchase opt…
Such proof may be made only by a report of three experts, who shall be required to draw up a single joint report, and to form a single opinion by a plurality of votes.
If a thing common to several cannot be divided conveniently and without loss; Or if, in a division made by mutual consent of common property, there are some which none of the co-partitioners can or wi…
He has two main obligations, to deliver and to guarantee the thing he sells.
The costs of delivery shall be borne by the seller, and those of collection shall be borne by the buyer, unless otherwise agreed.
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